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Wassail Bowl
Late-Sixteenth Century
Wassail comes from the Anglo-Saxon "wael hael". What does this mean?
Good Life
Good Health
Good Drinking
The English government changed its attitude towards to the defeated Gaelic lords. What marked the collapse of the original policy?
Battle of the Earls
The arrival of the Wassail Bowl
Flight of the Earls
In what year did James I sanction 40 per cent of Armagh, Cavan, Coleraine (Derry), Donegal, Fermanagh and Tyrone to English or Scot undertakers?
1610
1620
1630