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The Normans in Ireland.

- The Apostolic Age. - The Danish Invasions. - Brian

St. Patrick.
at Clontarf. St. Malachi.

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of Races. - Irish Church in the Middle Ages.

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CHAPTER II.

Henry VIII. of England elected King of Ireland. — Antecedents of this
Election. - The Clergy not consulted.. The Chiefs canvassed indi-

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Reformation in Ireland. - The first Catholic Insurrection.- Accession of Queen Mary. Catholic Reaction.

Irish Bishops.- Death of Queen Mary. — State of Parties. .

Restoration of the

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CHAPTER IV.

The Irish Catholic Strength at the Accession of Elizabeth. - Test Oaths enacted.-First Catholic Confederacy. - The Insurrection of

the Desmonds.

Confiscation of Munster. The First Martyrs.

The Ulster Princes. - Second Catholic Confederation.- Alliance with Spain. - Battle of Kinsale.

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CHAPTER V.

Stuarts succeed to the Throne. - Endowment of Trinity College. -
Usher and O'Daniel. Confiscation of Ulster. "C
Recusant" Party.
Charles I. A new Persecution. - Strafford's Viceroyalty. -
Confiscation of Connaught. The School of Wards. - The Solemn
League and Covenant.

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CHAPTER VI.

The Presbyterians and Puritans in Ireland. - Extermination their
Policy. Ulster. Rising of 1641. New Catholic Confederacy
founded by Rory O'Moore. - Oath of Confederation. - General
Insurrection. Catholic Legislation. - Peters and Jerome.
Owen

Roe O'Neil.-Ormond.- Cromwell in Ireland. - The Puritan Penal
Laws. Death of Cromwell.

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BOOK II.

CHAPTER 1.

Restoration of Charles II.-Act of Settlement. - Ormond's Attempt

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CHAPTER II.

Accession of James II. Talbot, Lord Deputy.-Irish Soldiers in
England. Invasion of William III.-Irish Parliament of 1686. —

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Reign of William III.

CHAPTER III.

Violation of the Treaty of Limerick. - Proscription of the Bishops and Clergy. — Further Confiscations of Catholic Property.

CHAPTER IV.

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Queen Anne's Reign.

"Act to discourage the Growth of Popery." Sir Taby Butler heard at the Bar of the Houses of Parliament. His Character. Immense Emigration. mate McMahon.

- Priest Hunting. — Pri

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CHAPTER V.

Irish Catholics abroad. - Irish Colleges at Louvain, Paris, Rome, Lisbon, &c.— Irish Soldiers in Foreign Service. The Irish Brigade in France. How their Reputation reacted on England.

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CHAPTER VI.

The Jacobites and the Irish Catholics.. - The Stuarts consulted at

Rome on the Appointment of Irish Bishops. - The Rapparees.
The Wandering Ministrels and "Newsmen."

BOOK III.

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CHAPTER I.

Irish Parties in the Reign of George II. -"The Patriots." -
Castle Party."-Increase of the Catholics. - Establishment of
Charter Schools. - Swift's Portraits of the Protestant Prelates. -
Battle of Culloden. - Change of Catholics' Tactics.

"The

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CHAPTER II.

State of Ireland at the Accession of George III. - Publications on the Catholic Question. The Great Famine. - Catholic Committees for petitioning Parliament.- Proposed Relief Bill of 1762.- Rumored French Invasion. - Agrarianism. Martyrdom of Father Nicholas Sheehy and his Friends. Spread of Secret Societies. The Methodists in Ireland. .

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CHAPTER III.

- Concessions in 1774 and 1778.

Second Catholic Committee formed..
Secession of "Lord Kenmare and the Sixty-Eight." - John
Keogh, Leader of the Catholics. - Management of the Committee.—
Coöperation of Edmund Burke. -General Discussion of Catholic
Principles in Ireland and England. — Arthur O'Leary. - Burke and
Tone.- London Riots of 1780.- Irish Catholic Convention elected.
- Their Delegates presented to George III., and demand Total
Emancipation.-Relief Bill of 1793. - Political Reaction.

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CHAPTER IV.

Maynooth College founded. Union of Defenders and United Irishmen. Insurrection of 1798.- Falsehoods concerning Catholics engaged in it. Proposed Legislative Union. -Pitt and the Bishops. The Act of Union; its Results on the Catholic Cause.

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CHAPTER V.

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Catholic Question in the Imperial Parliament. - Pitt. - Fox. Gren-
Catholic Committee of 1805. - Its Dissolution. - Catholic
Board formed. Veto Controversy. - Dissolution of the Board.
Lethargy of the Catholics. — State of Ireland, A. D. 1820.

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Visit of George IV. to Ireland. - The Catholic Question in Parlia-
Formation of the Catholic Association. -

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Its Progress and

Power. - The Catholics before Parliament in Person. - Foreign
Sympathy; Aid from the Irish in America. - The "Second Refor-

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