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BARONY , the domain of a See also:baron (q.v.). In See also:Ireland counties are divided into " baronies," which are See also:equivalent to the " hundreds " (q.v.) in See also:England, and seem to have been formed out of the territories of the Irish chiefs, as each submitted to See also:English See also:rule (See also:General See also:Report of the See also:Census of England, iv. 181, 1873). In See also:Scotland the See also:term is applied to any large See also:freehold See also:estate even when held by a commoner. End of Article: BARONYAdditional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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