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   “When the soldiers hung Moore over the blessed well...”

   

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   head over Rathdangan Chapel for a time after that.

   Fr. Blackville heard his confession & the yeomen thought to make him tell it but Hume made them let him alone.

   

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2. The Briton's Grave

   

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   On Monaseed one Summer's morn Our boys they halted a rest to take The Ancient Britons in uniform Upon Slievebaun a great show did make The thought we'd run when we'd see them come But they were but play to our heros brave We marched before them into [Ballellrs ?] And there we laid out the Briton's grave The gorey cavalry they did join them And thought on us a prey to make

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   • Thomas Ellis