Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Yola people" in English language version.
A lawful form from bren, to burn, but I know it not in another Teutonic speech. It is a good word. Did the Forthers make it?
Few areas in Ireland can have escaped the famine as lightly as the baronies of Forth and Bargy in south Wexford in the 1840s. Indeed, a recent account claims that not only did they escape the worst, but that they "actually prospered." [...] The Forth and Bargy region was noted for its beans, and was less dependent on the potato than most of the country.
Few areas in Ireland can have escaped the famine as lightly as the baronies of Forth and Bargy in south Wexford in the 1840s. Indeed, a recent account claims that not only did they escape the worst, but that they "actually prospered." [...] The Forth and Bargy region was noted for its beans, and was less dependent on the potato than most of the country.
