| [BOOK VIII. (Continued from Volume I)] |
| [CHAPTER IV.—Sir Henry Sidney's Deputyship—Parliament of
1569—The Second "Geraldine League"—Sir James Fitzmaurice] |
| [CHAPTER V.—The "Undertakers" in Ulster and Leinster—Defeat and
Death of Sir James Fitzmaurice] |
| [CHAPTER VI.—Sequel of the Second Geraldine League—Plantation of
Munster—Early Career of Hugh O'Neil, Earl of Tyrone—Parliament of
1585] |
| [CHAPTER VII.—Battle of Glenmalure—Sir John Perrott's
Administration—The Spanish Armada—Lord Deputy
Fitzwilliam—Escape of Hugh Roe O'Donnell from Dublin Castle—The
Ulster Confederacy formed] |
| [CHAPTER VIII.—The Ulster Confederacy—Feagh Mac Hugh
O'Byrne—Campaign of 1595—Negotiations, English and
Spanish—Battle of the Yellow Ford—Its Consequences] |
| [CHAPTER IX.—Essex's Campaign of 1599—Battle of the Curlieu
Mountains—O'Neil's Negotiations with Spain—Mountjoy Lord Deputy] |
| [CHAPTER X.—Mountjoy's Administration—Operations in Ulster and
Munster—Carew's "Wit and Cunning"—Landing of Spaniards in the
South—Battle of Kinsale—Death of O'Donnell in Spain] |
| [CHAPTER XI.—The Conquest of Munster—Death of Elizabeth, and
Submission of O'Neil—"The Articles of Mellifont"] |
[CHAPTER XII.—State of Religion and Learning during the Reign of Elizabeth]
|
| [BOOK IX.] |
| [CHAPTER I.—James I.—Flight of the Earls—Confiscation of
Ulster—Penal Laws—Parliamentary Opposition] |
| [CHAPTER II.—Last years of James—Confiscation of the Midland
Counties—Accession of Charles I.—Grievances and
"Graces"—Administration of Lord Strafford] |
| [CHAPTER III.—Lord Stafford's Impeachment and Execution—Parliament
of 1639-'41—The Insurrection of 1641—The Irish Abroad] |
| [CHAPTER IV.—The Insurrection of 1641] |
| [CHAPTER V.—The Catholic Confederation—Its Civil Government and
Military Establishment] |
| [CHAPTER VI.—The Confederate War—Campaign of 1643—The
Cessation] |
| [CHAPTER VII.—The Cessation and its Consequences] |
| [CHAPTER VIII.—Glamorgan's Treaty—The New Nuncio
Rinuccini—O'Neil's Position—The Battle of Benburb] |
| [CHAPTER IX.—From the Battle of Benburb till the Landing of Cromwell at
Dublin] |
| [CHAPTER X.—Cromwell's Campaign—1649-1650] |
| [CHAPTER XI.—Close of the Confederate War] |
[CHAPTER XII.—Ireland under the Protectorate—Administration of
Henry Cromwell—Death of Oliver]
|
| [BOOK X.] |
| [CHAPTER I.—Reign of Charles II.] |
| [CHAPTER II.—Reign of Charles II. (Concluded)] |
| [CHAPTER III.—The State of Religion and Learning in Ireland during the
Seventeenth Century] |
| [CHAPTER IV.—Accession of James II.—Tyrconnell's Administration] |
| [CHAPTER V.—King James to Ireland—Irish Parliament of 1689] |
| [CHAPTER VI.—The Revolutionary War—Campaign of 1639—Sieges of
Derry and Enniskillen] |
| [CHAPTER VII.—The Revolutionary War—Campaign of 1690—Battle
of the Boyne—Its Consequences—the Sieges of Athlone and Limerick] |
| [CHAPTER VIII.—The Winter of 1690-91] |
| [CHAPTER IX.—The Revolutionary War—Campaign of 1691—Battle of
Aughrim—Capitulation of Limerick] |
| [CHAPTER X.—Reign of King William] |
| [CHAPTER XI.—Reign of Queen Anne] |
[CHAPTER XII.—The Irish Soldiers Abroad, during the Reigns of William and
Anne]
|
| [BOOK XI.] |
| [CHAPTER I.—Accession of George I.—Swift's Leadership] |
| [CHAPTER II.—Reign of George II.—Growth of Public Spirit—The
"Patriot" Party—Lord Chesterfield's Administration] |
| [CHAPTER III.—The Last Jacobite Movement—The Irish Soldiers
Abroad—French Expedition under Thurot, or O'Farrell] |
| [CHAPTER IV.—Reign of George II. (Concluded)—Malone's Leadership] |
| [CHAPTER V.—Accession of George III.—Flood's
Leadership—Octennial Parliaments Established] |
| [CHAPTER VI.—Flood's Leadership—State of the Country between 1760
and 1776] |
| [CHAPTER VII.—Grattan's Leadership—"Free Trade" and the Volunteers] |
| [CHAPTER VIII.—Grattan's Leadership—Legislative and Judicial
Independence Established] |
| [CHAPTER IX.—The Era of Independence—First Period] |
| [CHAPTER X.—The Era of Independence—Second Period] |
| [CHAPTER XI.—The Era of Independence—Third Period—Catholic
Relief Bill of 1793] |
| [CHAPTER XII.—The Era of Independence—Effects of the French
Revolution in Ireland—Secession of Grattan, Curran, and their Friends,
from Parliament, in 1797] |
| [CHAPTER XIII.—The United Irishmen] |
| [CHAPTER XIV.—Negotiations with France and Holland—The Three
Expeditions Negotiated by Tone and Lewines] |
| [CHAPTER XV.—The Insurrection of 1798] |
| [CHAPTER XVI.—The Insurrection of 1798—The Wexford Insurrection] |
| [CHAPTER XVII.—The Insurrection elsewhere—Fate of the Leading United
Irishmen] |
| [CHAPTER XVIII.—Administration of Lord Cornwallis—Before the Union] |
[CHAPTER XIX.—Last Session of the Irish Parliament—The Legislative
Union of Great Britain and Ireland]
|
| [BOOK XII.] |
| [CHAPTER I.—After the Union—Death of Lord Clare—Robert
Emmet's Emeute] |
| [CHAPTER II.—Administration of Lord Hardwick (1801 to 1806), and of the
Duke of Bedford (1806 to 1808)] |
| [CHAPTER III.—Administration of the Duke of Richmond (1807 to 1813)] |
| [CHAPTER IV.—O'Connell's Leadership—1813 to 1821] |
| [CHAPTER V.—Retrospect of the State of Religion and Learning during the
Reign of George III] |
| [CHAPTER VI.—The Irish Abroad, during the Reign of George III] |
| [CHAPTER VII.—O'Connell's Leadership—The Catholic
Association—1821 to 1825] |
| [CHAPTER VIII.—O'Connell's Leadership—The Clare
Election—Emancipation of the Catholics] |