ULSTER CIVIL WAR OF 1641, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

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THE ULSTER CIVIL WAR OF 1641,

AND

ITS CONSEQUENCES;

WITH

THE HISTORY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE UNDER

MONTROSE IN 1644-46.

BY

JOHN MCDONNELL, M.D.

*M'DONNELL-Jan 20, 1892, at 32 Upper Fitzwilliam
street, Dr John M'Donnell, aged 96 years. The funeral
will leave Fitzwilliam street at 9 o'clock on Saturday
morning, the 23rd inst, for the Great Northern Railway
Station, en route for the family burying ground, near
Drogheda.

DUBLIN:

M. H. GILL & SON, UPPER SACKVILLE STREET.

1879

This Sketch

IN VINDICATION OF THE CALUMNIATED ULSTER IRISH IN THE WAR OF

1641

Is Dedicated to the Memory

OF

MAJOR-GENERAL SIR ALEXANDER MCDONNELL

KNIGHT OF THE FIELD

AND

HIS HEROIC FELLOW-SOLDIERS OF THE MONTROSE IRISH BRIGADE.