The History of Ireland, Volum 4

ancient appointed archbishop Armagh arms army BATTLE OF BENBURB CABINET CYCLOPÆDIA castle catholic cause CHAP chief chieftain church clergy cloth lettered command Connaught council course court Coyne and Livery crown declared deputy Dublin Dundalk Dungannon earl of Desmond earl of Ormond earl of Sussex enemy England English Essex expedition faith favour Fitz-Maurice force garrison History honour horse insurgents Ireland Irish James Kildare Kilkenny Kilmallock king king's kingdom lands late likewise lord president lord-deputy lords-justices majesty monarch Monroe Mountjoy Mountnorris Munster natives O'Donell O'Moore O'Neill object officers Pale parliament party peace possession prisoner proceeded Protestant queen rebellion rebels recusants reform reign religion royal says Scots sent Shane Shane O'Neill SIEGE OF DROGHEDA sir Henry Sydney sir William soldiers Spain Spanish spirit Strafford strife submission surrender sword Tanistry tion town troops Tyrone Tyrone's Ulster vignette titles vols Wentworth whole