Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Nicholas St Lawrence, 11th Baron Howth (1597–1643) was an Anglo-Irish nobleman of the seventeenth century. The Lords of Howth for over a century had played a crucial role in Irish politics; but Nicholas unlike his predecessors, preferred a private life. During the English Civil War, however, his loyalty to the English Crown caused the forfeiture of much of his estate, and the troubles he endured are said to have hastened his death.. }
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- Nicholas_St_Lawrence,_11th_Baron_Howth abstract "Nicholas St Lawrence, 11th Baron Howth (1597–1643) was an Anglo-Irish nobleman of the seventeenth century. The Lords of Howth for over a century had played a crucial role in Irish politics; but Nicholas unlike his predecessors, preferred a private life. During the English Civil War, however, his loyalty to the English Crown caused the forfeiture of much of his estate, and the troubles he endured are said to have hastened his death.".
- Nicholas_St_Lawrence,_11th_Baron_Howth comment "Nicholas St Lawrence, 11th Baron Howth (1597–1643) was an Anglo-Irish nobleman of the seventeenth century. The Lords of Howth for over a century had played a crucial role in Irish politics; but Nicholas unlike his predecessors, preferred a private life. During the English Civil War, however, his loyalty to the English Crown caused the forfeiture of much of his estate, and the troubles he endured are said to have hastened his death.".