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• Fynes Moryson — Fynes Moryson, ou Morison (1566 1629) est un voyageur et écrivain anglais. Il est connu pour avoir publié Itinerary, récit de ses voyages à travers l Europe et le Proche Orient. Il fut aussi le secrétaire de Lord Mountjoy au début des années 1600 …   Wikipédia en Français

• Fynes Moryson — Infobox Person name = Fynes Moryson caption = birth date = 1566 birth place = death date = 12 February 1630 death place = other names = Fynes Morison known for = occupation = Writer nationality = BritishFynes Moryson (or Morison) (1566… …   Wikipedia

• Old English (Ireland) — This article is about 12th century Germanic settlers of Ireland. For the ca. 5th century Germanic settlers of England, see Anglo Saxons. The Old English (Irish: Seanghaill, meaning old foreigners ) were the descendants of the settlers who came to …   Wikipedia

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• Morrison (surname) — Morrison is a surname. In some cases it is derived from a patronymic form of the personal name Morris.[1] This personal name is a variant of Maurice, and was quite popular in the Middle Ages.[2] The surname is common throughout Ireland, but… …   Wikipedia

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