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... EARLS . 120 IX . THE CONFISCATION OF ULSTER 138 X. THE PLANTATION OF ULSTER 152 XI . THE REBELLION OF 1641 185 XII . THE PURITAN PLANTATION 215 XIII . THE PENAL CODE , A NEW SYSTEM OF LAND - WAR 234 • XIV . ULSTER IN THE EIGHTEENTH ...
... EARLS . 120 IX . THE CONFISCATION OF ULSTER 138 X. THE PLANTATION OF ULSTER 152 XI . THE REBELLION OF 1641 185 XII . THE PURITAN PLANTATION 215 XIII . THE PENAL CODE , A NEW SYSTEM OF LAND - WAR 234 • XIV . ULSTER IN THE EIGHTEENTH ...
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... Earl of Tyrone , fled to the Continent in company with O'Donel , Earl of Tyrconnel , head of another very ancient sept . Up to that period the men of Ulster proudly regarded themselves as Irish of the Irish and Catholic of the Catholics ...
... Earl of Tyrone , fled to the Continent in company with O'Donel , Earl of Tyrconnel , head of another very ancient sept . Up to that period the men of Ulster proudly regarded themselves as Irish of the Irish and Catholic of the Catholics ...
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... Dublin ; the chiefs made forays upon each other , killing , robbing , and burning . When the war broke out between England and France , there were the usual conspiracies and uprisings of nationality ; the young Earl of Kildare , in reward.
... Dublin ; the chiefs made forays upon each other , killing , robbing , and burning . When the war broke out between England and France , there were the usual conspiracies and uprisings of nationality ; the young Earl of Kildare , in reward.
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A History for the Times James Godkin. nationality ; the young Earl of Kildare , in reward to the Queen who had restored him to his rank , appearing as the natural leader of the patriots . Ireland was thus happy in the gratification of ...
A History for the Times James Godkin. nationality ; the young Earl of Kildare , in reward to the Queen who had restored him to his rank , appearing as the natural leader of the patriots . Ireland was thus happy in the gratification of ...
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... Earl of Tyrone . This title he spurned , and proclaimed himself the O'Neill , the true representative of the ancient kings of Ulster , to which office he was elected by his people , taking the usual oath with his foot upon the sacred ...
... Earl of Tyrone . This title he spurned , and proclaimed himself the O'Neill , the true representative of the ancient kings of Ulster , to which office he was elected by his people , taking the usual oath with his foot upon the sacred ...
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