THE HISTORY OF IRELAND, ANCIENT AND MODERN. DERIVED FROM OUR NATIVE ANNALS, FROM THE MOST RECENT RESEARCHES OF EMINENT IRISH SCHOLARS AND ANTIQUARIES, FROM THE STATE PAPERS, AND FROM ALL THE RESOURCES OF IRISH HISTORY NOW AVAILABLE. WITH COPIOUS TOPOGRAPHICAL AND GENERAL NOTES. BY MARTIN HAVERTY, ESQ. DUBLIN: JAMES DUFFY, SONS, AND CO., 15, WELLINGTON-QUAY; AND LONDON: 22, PATERNOSTER-ROW. VI.-Civilization, laws, and customs of the pagan Irish VII.-Weapons, houses, sepulchres, music, &c., of the pagan Irish VIII.-St. Patrick's mission-Early Irish Christians XI.-The missionary saints of Ireland 91 XII.-Christian antiquities of Ireland XIV. Sequel of the Danish wars-Battle of Clontarf XV.-Ireland in the eleventh and first part of the twelfth centuries XVI.-Ireland from A.D. 1130 to A.D. 1168 XVII.-The Anglo-Norman invasion XVIII.-Sequel of the Anglo-Norman invasion XXII.-A.D. 1216 to A.D. 1272. XXIII.-A.D. 1272 to A.D. 1307. XXIV.-A.D. 1307 to A.D. 1327. XXVIII.-A.D. 1422 to A.D. 1485. XXX.- —A.D. 1509 to A.D. 1547. XXXII.—A.D. 1558 to a.d. 1578. XXXIII.—A.D. 1579 to A.D. 1587 XXXIV.—a.d. 1587 to A.D. 1529., XXXVI.—A.D. 1603 to A.D. 1625. XXXVII.-A.D. 1626 to A.D. 1642. XXXVIII.—a.d. 1642 to A.D. 1643, XXXIX.-A.D. 1649 to A.D. 1660. XLII. -A.D. 1691 to A.D. 1782. Elizabeth-Wars of Shane O'Neill Elizabeth (continued)Wars of Desmond 289 303 |