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Letters from Ireland, 1228-1229

Stephen of Lexington; Translated by Barry O'Dwyer

Letters from Ireland, 1228-1229
Letters from Ireland, 1228-1229

ISBN: 9780879074289, CF028H

Details: 238 pgs, 6 x 9 x 3/4
Publication Date: 05/01/1982
Cistercian Publications
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A candid account of english attitudes towards the Irish, the politics and problems of introducing continental monasticism into the island, and the frustrations of the outsider charged with enforcing discipline and order.

ISBN: 9780879074289, CF028H

Details: 238 pgs, 6 x 9 x 3/4
Publication Date: 05/01/1982
Cistercian Publications

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Stephen's letters are a rich source for students of both Cistercian history and the history of thirteenth-century Ireland. . . . This part of Stephen's correspondence was worth a translation then; and Dr. O'Dwyer has accomplished his task with skill.
C. H. Lawrence, The Catholic Historical Review

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