Ireland
by Lawless, Emily, 1845-1913
Published 1912
Ireland
by Home, Beatrice
Published 1914
History of Ireland
Volume 2
by D'Alton, Edward Alfred, 1860-
Published 1906
The history of Ireland
Volumes 1,2,3,4
by Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852
Published 1835
History of the Church of Ireland
Volumes 1,2
by Mant, Richard, Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dromore, 1776-1848
Published 1840
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
v. 1. From the Reformation to the Revolution; with a preliminary survey from the Papal usurpation, in the twelfth century, to its legal abolition in the sixteenth.—
v. 2. From the Revolution to the union of the Churches of England and Ireland, January 1, 1801; with a catalogue of the archbishops and bishops continued to November, 1840; and a notice of the alterations made in the hierarchy the Act of 3 and 4 William IV, chap. 37
History of Ireland
Volumes 1,2
by O'Grady, Standish, 1846-1928
Published 1878
Antiquities
v. 1. The heroic period--
v. 2. Cuculain and his contemporaries
Ireland : the people's history of Ireland
Volumes 1,2
by Finerty, John F. (John Frederick), 1846-1908
Published 1907
Legendary history of Ireland
by Tachet de Barneval, L
Published 1857
Ecclesiastical history of Ireland
by Walsh, Thomas, Rev; Conyngham, David Power, 1840-1883
Published 1898, 1885
History of Magherafelt, Ireland
by Maitland, W. H
Published 1916
A history of the Protestant reformation in England and Ireland
by Cobbett, William, 1763-1835; Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929
Published 1800s
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I. — Introduction i
CHAPTER II. — Henry VIII. — The Divorce.
Origin of the Catholic Church — History of the Church, in England, down to the time of the "Reformation" — Monasteries and Monks — Beginning of the "Reformation" by King Henry VIII. 21
CHAPTER III. — Henry VIII. — The Royal Supremacy.
Resistance to the King's measures — Effects of abolishing the Pope's supremacy — Death of Sir Thomas More and Bishop Fisher — Horrible murders of Catholics — Luther and the new religion — Burning of Catholics and Protestants at the same fire — Execrable conduct of Cranmer — The title "Defender of the Faith" 50
CHAPTER IV. — Henry VIII. — (continued).
Tyranny of Henry VIII. — Butchery of the Countess of Salisbury — Plunder — Celibacy of the Clergy — Comments upon the Bishops of Winchester — Hume's charges against the Monks, and Bishop Tanner's answer 76
CHAPTER V. — Henry VIII. — The Dissolution of the Monasteries.
Authorities relating to the effects of monastic institutions — The great utility of monasteries and the political wisdom in which they were founded — The appointment of Thomas Cromwell as royal vice-gerent — His proceedings in the work of plunder and devastation — The first Act of Parliament for the suppression of the monasteries 102
CHAPTER VI. — Henry VIII. — (continued)
Confiscation of the monasteries — Base and cruel means of doing this — The sacking and defacing of the country — Breaking up of the tomb of Alfred the Great — The King's wives, Anne of Cleves and Catherine Howard — Death of Thomas Cromwell — Death of Henry VIIL 123
CHAPTER VII. — Edward VI.
Edward VI. — The will of Henry VIII. — Perjury of the executors — The new Church, "by law established Robbery of the churches — Insurrections of the people — Treason of Cranmer and his associates — Death of the King
CHAPTER VIII. — Mary.
Accession of Queen Mary — Her mild and benevolent laws — The nation reconciled to the Church — The Queen's great generosity and piety — Mary's marriage with Philip II. of Spain — The laws and conduct against heretics — Fox's "Martyrs" 180
CHAPTER IX. — Mary and Elizabeth.
Mary at war with France — Capture of Calais by the French — Death of Queen Mary — Remarks on her acts — Queen Elizabeth. A reason for her being Protestant — Her cruel and bloody laws relative to religion — Her perfidy towards France — The disgrace she brought upon her government and her country by this perfidy — Her base and perpetual surrender of Calais M 212
CHAPTER X. — Elizabeth — (continued).
The Massacre of Saint Bartholomew — A tail-piece to it: the projected marriage of Elizabeth with the Duke of Anjou — Elizabeth's favourites and ministers : Leicester, Cecil, Walsingham, Paulet — History and murder of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland
CHAPTER XI. — Elizabeth — (continued).
Hypocrisy of Elizabeth on the death of Mary Stuart — The Spanish Armada — Elizabeth's poor-laws and her barbarous treatment of Ireland — Elizabeth's "Inquisition" — Terrible persecution of the Catholics — Racks and tortures employed by the Queen's agents — The Queen's death 265
CHAPTER XII. — The Stuarts. pass
Accession of James I. — Continued persecution of Catholics — The Gunpowder Plot — A contrast between this and Protestant plots — Charles I., his accession ; the Puritan revolt ; his "Martyrdom" — Oliver Cromwell's accession to power — The Second or "thorough godly" Reformation — The Restoration of Charles.
II. — Various plots ascribed to Catholics — Ingratitude of the King towards them — Reign of James II. — His endeavours to introduce general toleration — His imprudence — William of Orange invited over to bring in the "glorious" Revolution 289
CHAPTER XIII. — The Charges against James II., and their Refutation.
The Third Reformation, the "glorious" Revolution — The Revolution bore hard on the Catholics — Charges preferred by Parliament against James II. — Comments upon these charges and the refutation of them — Remarks upon Sidney, Russell, and other Protestant patriots — The Habeas Corpus Act passed in the reign of James II. — The Settlement of the American Colonies 312
CHAPTER XIV. — Results of the Reformation.
Triumph of William III. in England and Ireland — The War with France a "no popery" war — The war led to the great increase of taxation — Hence the origin of the National Debt, of Banks and Stock -jobbing, and of the Excise — Strictures on Bishop Burnet — The Septennial Bill due, as its preamble says, to a "restless and popish faction" — Taxation lea to the American Revolution — Charges preferred by the Americans against George III. 332
CHAPTER XV. — Results of the Reformation — (continued).
The American Revolution the first cause of Catholic relief — Enumeration of the penal laws against Catholics, and remarks thereon — The first relaxation due to fear — The French Revolution was "Reformation" pushed to the fullest extent — The second relaxation due to fear — The Penal Code in 1826— Results of the "Reformation" on religion 354
CHAPTER XVI. — Impoverishment and Degradation of the People by the Reformation.
Former population, wealth, power, freedom, and happiness of England — Comparison with modern times — The progress of pauperism — Conclusion — Motives for writing the book
Notice. — Errata.
An authentic history of Ireland
Volumes 1,2
by O'Carroll, John J.
Published December 1903
History of Ireland for schools
by Collier, William Francis
Published 1884
History of Methodism in Ireland
by Crookshank, C. H. (Charles Henry), 1836-1915
Published 1885
Methodism
v. 1. Wesley and his times.--
v. 2. The middle ages.--
v. 3 Modern development
An economic history of Ireland
by Chart, David Alfred, 1878-
Published 1920
The saints of Erin : legendary history of Ireland
by Tachet De Barneval, L
Published 1857
TABLE OF CHAPTERS
Chapter Page
To the Reader. 7
I. — Greek and Roman Traditions as to Ireland. 13
II. — Irish Traditions before Christianity. 17
III. — Christianity in Ireland before St. Patrick. 22
IV. — St. Patrick. 27
V. — St. Patrick’s Companions. 40
VI. — The Saints and the Princes. 45
VII. — The Saints and the People. 61
VIII. — St. Bridget. 67
IX. — The Saints and the Women. 74
X. — The Saints and the Women — (Continued.) 80
XI. — General State of Manners in Ireland, and the Influence of the Saints. 87
XII. — The Irish Church after St. Patrick. 104
XIII. — General View of the Monastic Movement in Ireland. 111
XIV. — Enda and Fanchea. 123
XV. — Columbkill. 128
XVI. — The Saints and the Poets. 138
XVII. — Prophecies and Visions. 145
XVIII. — St. Fursey. 156
XIX. — Labors op the Church. — Studies in Ireland. 173
XX. — Exterior Movement. — Travellers. 186.
XXI. — The Pilgrims. — The Story of Arculphus. 192
XXII. — The Pilgrims : An Irish Account. 199
XXIII. — St. Brendan’s Voyage. 210
XXIV. — Strangers in Ireland. 226
XXV. — Irish Masters abroad. 232
XXVI. — St. Columban. 246
XXVII. — The Irish Missionaries. 269
XXVIII. — The Irish Legend abroad. 286
XXIX. — Observation on the Irish Legend. 298
New Ireland
by Sullivan, A. M. (Alexander Martin), 1830-1884
Published 1878
Ireland under Elizabeth and James the First
by Morley, Henry, 1822-1894
Published 1890
Introduction.--A view of the state of Ireland ... By Edmund Spenser. 1597.--A discovery of the true cuases why Ireland was never entirely subdued ... until the beginning of His Majesty's happy reign. By Sir John Davies ... 1612.--A lettr from Sir John Davies ... to Robert, earl of Salisbury, touching the state of Managhan, Fermanagh, and Cavan ... 1607.--Plantation of Ulster: A letter from Sir John Davies ... 1610.--The Irish Parliament; Sir John Davies's speech... 1613.--A description of Ireland by Fynes Moryson... 1599 to 1603.--Appendix
Foras feasa ar Éirinn = The history of Ireland
by Keating, Geoffrey, 1570-1644; Comyn, David; Dinneen, P. S. (Patrick Stephen), 1860-1934
Published 1902
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
I. Containing the Introduction and the first book of the history. 1902 II. Containing the first book of the history from sect. XV to the end 1908 III. Containing the second book of the history 1908 IV. Containing the genealogies and synchronisms with an index which includes the elucidation of place names & annotations to text of vols. I. II. III. 1914
The history of landholding in Ireland
by Fisher, Joseph, the younger of Youghal
Published 1877
The history of banking in Ireland
by Gilbart, James William, 1794-1863
Published 1836
Ireland : its history, past and present, elucidated
by Campbell, James, Lt.-Col
Published 1847
A short history of Ireland from the earliest times to 1608
by Joyce, P. W. (Patrick Weston), 1827-1914
Published 1893
0pt. I. The manners, customs and institutions of the ancient Irish--pt. II. Ireland native rulers.--pt III. The period of the invasion.--pt IV. The period of insurrection, contiseation and plantation
Ireland, its scenery, character and history
Volumes 3,6
by Hall, S.C. (Samuel Carter), 1800-1889; Hall, S. C., Mrs., 1800-1881
Published 1911
History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland
by Reid, James Seaton, 1798-1851; Killen, W. D. (William Dool), 1806-1902; Alexander, Samuel Davies, 1819- ed
Published 1860
History of land tenure in Ireland
by Montgomery, William Ernest
Published 1889
The history of Ireland; commencing with its earliest period, to the great expedition against Scotland in 1545
by Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852
Published 1843
Lectures on the History of Ireland
by Alexander George Richey
Published 1869
History of the viceroys of Ireland;
by Gilbert, J[ohn] T[homas], Sir, 1829-1898. [from old catalog]
Published 1865
History of all the abbeys, convents, churches, and other religious order in Ireland
by Villinova University
Young Ireland : a fragment of Irish history, 1840-45 / by the Hon. Sir Charles Gavan Duffy.
by Duffy, Charles Gavan, Sir, 1816-1903; Collins, James, approximately 1840-1916, former owner. IU-R
Published 1896
A history of Ireland, from its first settlement to the present time; including a particular account of its literature, music, architecture, and natural resources;
Volumes 1,2 (V1 No Kindle Version)
by Mooney, Thomas
Published 1845
An Essay on the Antient and Modern State of Ireland
by Brooke, Henry
Story of Ireland
by Sullivan, A. M. (Alexander Martin), 1830-1884
Published 1910
The journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
Volumes 5,6,9,10,11,18,19,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,33,35,40,43
by Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
Published 1849
Ireland -- Genealogy Periodicals
MLA international bibliography of books and articles on the modern languages and literatures (Complete edition)
Vols. for 1944- called: Vol. 74- reverting to consecutive numbering from the beginning of the first series: Kilkenny Archaeological Society. Transactions of the Kilkenny Archaeological Society. (Vols. for 1892-1943 therefore constituting v. 22-73)
Vols. 21 (1891)-40 (1910) (Includes index to Proceedings and papers of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland) 1 v.; Vols. 41 (1911)-60 (1930). 1 v
Essays relating to Ireland, biographical, historical and topographical
by Falkiner, C. Litton (Caesar Litton), 1863-1908; Ball, Francis Elrington
Published 1909
Memoir.--I. Studies in Irish biography: Spenser in Ireland. Sir John Davis. An illustrious cavalier. Archbishop Stone. Robert Emmet.--II. Illustrations of Irish topography: Dublin. Youghal. Kilkenny. Drogheda. Armagh. Galway.--III. Studies in Irish history: Irish parliamentary antiquities.--Appendices: A. The succession of the speakers of the Irish House of commons with biographical notices of the early speakers. B. List of the Lords spiritual and temporal in the Irish Parliament, 1568-69. C. John Hooker's Diary, or Journal, January 17 to February 23, 1568-69. Index
Ireland, 1494-1905
by Morris, William O'Connor, 1824-1904; Dunlop, Robert, 1861-1930
Published 1909
Ireland, 1798-1898
by Morris, William O'Connor, 1824-
Published 1898
Ireland under the Normans
Volumes 2,3,4
by Orpen, Goddard Henry, 1852-1932
Published 1911
Ireland, the outpost
by Cole, Grenville A. J. (Grenville Arthur James), 1859-1924
Published 1919
A journey in Ireland
by Ewart, Wilfrid, 1892-1922
Published 1922
An illustrated history of Ireland from the earliest period;
by Cusack, Mary Francis, 1829-1899
Published 1868
The history of Ireland from the reformation to the union
by Hassencamp, Robert, 1848-1903; Robinson, E. A
Published 1888
A history of Ireland for schools, academies and colleges
by Nolan, Anna Marie
Published 1911
Pre-Christian Ireland
by Bourke, Ulick Joseph
Published 1887
Ireland, historic and picturesque
by Johnston, Charles, 1867-1931
Published 1902
A History of Ireland in the lives of Irishmen
Volume 1
by Wills, James, 1790-1868
Published 1847
Strongbow's conquest of Ireland
by Barnard, Francis Pierrepont, 1854-1931
Published 1888
England's dealings with Ireland
by Watson, Robert Spence, 1837-1911
Published 1887
Ireland a nation
by Lynd, Robert, 1879-1949
Published 1920
Tracts relating to Ireland
Volumes 1,2
by Irish Archaeological Society; Cormacan, mac Maoilbrighde, called Cormacan Ecces
Published 1841
The annals of Ireland
by Butler, Richard, 1794-1862; Irish Archaeological Society; Clyn, John; Dowling, Thaddaeus
Published 1849
A history of Ireland in the eighteenth century
Volumes 1,2,3,4
by Lecky, William Edward Hartpole, 1838-1903
Published 1892
The history of Ireland to the coming of Henry II
by Ua Clerigh, Arthur
Published 1910
The economic history of Ireland in the seventeenth century
by O'Brien, George Augustine Thomas, 1892-
Published 1919
Lewis's Atlas comprising the counties of Ireland, and a general map of the kingdom
by Lewis, Samuel
Published 1837
Distress (Ireland) : first report
by Great Britain. Commission on Relief
Published 1847
Distress (Ireland) : second report
by Great Britain. Commission on Relief
Published 1847
Distress (Ireland) : third report
by Great Britain. Commission on Relief
Published 1847
Distress (Ireland) : fourth report
by Great Britain. Commission on Relief
Published 1847
Historical works, containing the Topography of Ireland, and the History of the conquest of Ireland
by Giraldus, Cambrensis, 1146-1223; Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877
The history of the rebellion and civil-war in Ireland
by Warner, Ferdinando, 1703-1768; John Adams Library (Boston Public Library) MB (BRL); Adams, John, 1735-1826, former owner
Published MDCCLXVII 1767
The Church of Ireland
by Olden, Thomas, 1823-1900
Published 1892
Ireland and her churches
by Godkin, James, 1806-1879
Published 1867
Labour in Ireland: Labour in Irish history, The re-conquest of Ireland
by Connolly, James, 1868-1916
Published 1922
An olive branch in Ireland, and its history
by O'Brien, William, 1852-1928
Published 1910
The complete history of Ireland, from the earliest times [microform]
by O'Halloran, Sylvester, 1728-1807; Dolby, William
Published 1845
The land-war in Ireland. A history for the times
by Godkin, James, 1806-1879
Published 1870
The constitutional and parliamentary history of Ireland till the union
by MacNeill, J. G. Swift (John Gordon Swift), 1849-1926
Published 1917
The beginnings of modern Ireland
by Wilson, Philip
Published 1913
Genuine history of Ireland : containing a summary account of all the battles, sieges, rebellions, and massacres, with the most remarkable transactions both in Church and state since the Reformation ...
by Reily, Hugh, d. 1695
Published 1837
The Cromwellian settlement of Ireland
by Prendergast, John P. (John Patrick), 1808-1893
Published 1922
The doubtful grant of Ireland
by Ginnell, Laurence, 1854-1923
Published 1899
The fair hills of Ireland
by Gwynn, Stephen Lucius, 1864-1950; Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920
Published 1914
Ireland and the Celtic church : a history of Ireland from St. Patrick to the English conquest in 1172
by Stokes, G. T. (George Thomas), 1843-1898
Published 1888
The new birth of Ireland
by Redmond-Howard, Louis G., 1884-
Published 1913
The famous cities of Ireland
by Gwynn, Stephen Lucius, 1864-1950; Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920
Published 1915
Revolutionary Ireland and its settlement
by Murray, Robert H. (Robert Henry), 1874
Published 1911
The fall of feudalism in Ireland, or, The story of the Land League revolution [microform]
by Davitt, Michael, 1846-1906
Published 1904
Ballyshannon Its History & Antiquities
by Joseph McGarrity Collection at Villanova University Digital Archives
Published 1879
Doing my bit for Ireland
by Skinnider, Margaret
Published 1917
Ireland in 1839 and 1869
by Thompson, H. S
Published 1870
Priests and people in Ireland (No Kindle Version)
by McCarthy, Michael J. F. (Michael John Fitzgerald)
Published 1902
CONTENTS
Introduction xii
CHAP.
I. The Universal Cause of Catholic Ireland's Degeneracy 1
II. Priests and People in Louth and Armagh 11
III. The Fermanagh Borderland and Monaghan 36
IV. Priests and People in Belfast 53
V. A Little While in the North 78
VL Sacrileges and Burglaries of Catholic Churches 94
VII. One Way to make Millions 108
VIII. In Connaught 150
IX. In Connaught (continued) 161
X. In Connaught (continued) 175
XI. Masses, Mendicancy, and Mystification 188
XII. In Connaught (continued) 215
XIII. The Apparitions and Miracles at Knock 228
XIV. In Connaught (concluded) 253
XV. In Catholic Dublin 268
XVI. In Catholic Dublin (continued) 282
XVII. The Priests' Army in Dublin and its Work 309
XVIII. The Dublin Regular Priests and their Work 331
XIX. The Christian Brothers and a Story 370
XX. In the Province of Leinster 383
XXI. The Nuns of Dublin and their Work 417
XXII. The Nuns in the Schools, Hospitals, Poor-houses, and Magdalen Asylums 426
XXIII. In the Province of Leinster (continued) 439
XXIV. In the County of Wexford 452
XXV. The Priests' Army in Leinster 472
XXVI. In the Province of Munster 481
XXVII. In the Province of Munster (continued) 505
XXVIII. In Kerry, Clare, and Limerick — Summary of the Priests' Army in Munster 528
XXIX. Summary of the Priests' Power. The one Link Missing 551
XXX. Who are the Priests? 573
XXXI. Is Christ Responsible? 606
Notes 620
History of the Irish rebellion; an impartial history of the late rebellion in Ireland, and of the Union between Great Britain and Ireland
by Duigenan, Patrick, 1735-1816
Published 1802
The story of the Irish race; a popular history of Ireland
by MacManus, Seumas, 1869-1960
Published 1921
An impartial history of Ireland from the period of the English invasion to the year 1810
by Taaffe, Dennis, 1743-1813
Published 1809
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