- The Manx (/mæŋks/ manks; Manx: ny Manninee) are an
ethnic group originating on the Isle of Man, in the
Irish Sea in
Northern Europe. They
belong to the...
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letter of 1789 Alexander, p. 152.
Natives of the Isle of Man are
known as "
Manxmen". Bligh, Ch. 13. Alexander, p. 168.
Kennedy 1978, p. 235. "The Appendix...
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appointed bailiffs to the Isle of Man. In
response to the open
uprising of the
Manxmen under Guðrøðr,
Alexander III
dispatched a
fleet to the
island led by John...
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which was on the
sloping brow of the
mountain called Sky Hill. At dawn the
Manxmen formed up in
battle order and
after a m****ive
charge joined battle with...
- was killed. Fear of
Galwegian or
Scottish royal intervention led the
Manxmen to
appeal to the
Norwegian crown. The
Norwegian expedition, led by Óspakr-Hákon...
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supplying two
sidecars for the Isle of Man TT,
including the one
campaigned by
Manxmen Nick
Crowe and
Daniel Sayle that set a new lap record. "Superside - FIM...
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thatched cottage on the Isle of Man,
between England and Ireland. Like many
Manxmen, he
became a
merchant seaman.
Leaving ship in New York,
Robert made his...
- term's usual,
wider meaning. The
Protocol meant that
those defined as
Manxmen did not have a
direct right to live and work
freely in EU
member states...
- a
farmhouse a day; I’ll grab all
until I own
every green hill And the
Manxmen are
driven away.
Other of his
poems display a more tender,
nostalgic or...
