An Historical Review of the State of Ireland, from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801, Volume 1

McLaughlin & Graves, 1805 - Ireland

CONTENTS	1

Milesian raceThe King of Ulster boasts in 1170 of an unin	7

Each sovereign had his particular order of chivalry c Appre	11

Ireland superabounds with minesSt Patrick sent to convert	17

The Irish resist this mock donationDermod applies to Henry	24

Oppressive statutes of Kilkenny quoted by Sir John Davies	35

CHAPTER I	41

supremacy	47

Protestant ascendency in Ireland tinctured with Puritanic prin	195

A reward for apprehending the pretender	201

Battle of RathminesOrmond defeated by Jones governor	204

A strong address from the commons praying his majesty to	208

The English lords bring in a bill for securing the dependancy	216

He sets about annulling all titles in ConnaughtHis own account	5

An act whereby the king and queens majesties	12

From the preamble of 11 Elizabeth c I 13 to 19	19

The Archbishop complains of the difficulties he meets with	53

Representation of the Irish lords 213	57

The protector proceeds with the work of reformationRoyal pro	58

CHAPTER II	64

He is recalled Created Earl of Strafford and honoured with	67

The remonstrants against the new tax viz Lords Baltinglass	68

Distressed state of IrelandSubmission of TyroneExecution	74

Doctor Lelands remarks in favour of the Catholic clergyEliza	77

Supposed partiality of the king for the CatholicsNeither	83

Religious parties run high After a lapse of 27 years James convenes a parliamentFirst	90

Lord Deputy Falklands CharacterOffers of the Catholics	96

The Irish deceived by the king and minister	103

The Scotch covenanting army publish resolutions with their breth	111

The rights of Ireland overlooked in the contest between the king	117

Lord Inchiquin revolts against the kingHis cruelties in Mun	124

Division among the confederatesOrmond delivers the sword	131

Statutes of Trim obliging the Irish to shave their beardsSta	134

CHAPTER VI	151

115	156

Remarks upon Jamess dislike of the Irish	157

Battle of the Boyne	163

Exportation of wool or woollen manufactures prohibited by	176

The commons vote six subsidiesHe refuses to transmit a	178

The Dissenters petition against the sacramental testThe Dis	186

Roderick OConnor elected MonarchSolicited by ORourke	22

Breve of Pope Clement VIII to the Irish	25

Tyrconnel summons the loyalists to armAn army of 30000	30

to 56	56

to 62	62

to 71	71

The substance of the remonstrance of the commons	65

To the right honourable the justices and council	71

to 78	78

Declaration of the confederated Catholics 95 to 96	96

Letter of the Marquis of Ormonde to the Lord Mus	104

The king approves his conduct 106	106

The state of his majestys affairs and the condition	115

Doctor Warners statement of the conduct of the justices 117	117

123	123

He is proclaimed king in ScotlandTakes the covenantPub	137

Ireland his letter to Colonel James Hamilton	139

176	176

and navigation 183 to 189	189

Dean Swifts letter to the Archbishop of Dublin	207

The Duke of Graftons speech upon closing the session 219	219

parliament assembled 219 to 221	221

Swifts publications and patriotism 225	225

Title	An Historical Review of the State of Ireland, from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801, Volume 1 An Historical Review of the State of Ireland, from the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the First of January 1801, Francis Plowden
Author	Francis Plowden
Publisher	McLaughlin & Graves, 1805
Original from	University of Minnesota
Digitized	20 Aug 2014

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