O’DONOVAN, John. Ed. by. The Tribes and Customs of Hy-Many, commonly called O’Kelly’s Country. Now first published from The Book of Lecan, a manuscript in the library of the Royal Irish Academy; with translation, notes, a map of the ancient territory of Hy-Many.
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Cork: Tower Books, 1976. Royal octavo. pp. [4], 212. Red papered boards, title in gilt on spine. Ex lib with neat stamp. A near fine copy in dust jacket with glassine wrapper.
Also with a large folding genealogical chart, showing the descent of the principal families of Hy-Many, from their great ancestor Maine Mor, to the present day. With additional notes on the pedigrees of O’Nechtain, O’Mullally, O’Kelly, MacEgan and O’Madden.
[L1 2C & L4 9A]
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