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VRTI MedEx 3/1395/3
Submission of Donnchadh MacMurrough (Mac Murchadha) [Donaldus Morgh his son] to Richard II

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02/02/1395
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This text exists in two versions, one which was translated by Edmund Curtis and one which has been newly translated for the VRTI.
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Content Date: 02/02/1395

TitleSubmission of Donnchadh MacMurrough (Mac Murchadha) [Donaldus Morgh his son] to Richard II
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Archival HistoryThis is a translation of original archival documents which contain agreements, letters and indentures between Irish kings and English rulers. The translations were either done by Edmund Curtis or by the VRTI medieval exchequer research team.
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