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ACT of Oblivion passed by James I.

121

Ambition, one real cause of the Irish Rebellions. .67, 68

Arms, privilege of wearing, taken away from the

Irish gentry....

.151, 152

consequences of this measure.

.152, note

Aversion of the Irish to subjugation by foreigners,
one cause of their insurrections.

...65, 66

B

Bacon, Lord, his wise policy towards the Irish..
Bigotry, (Catholic) existed only in a small degree
causes of its increase

entirely to be attributed to persecution..
Boroughs, a large number of, created by James I.
Brehon Law of Descents.

James I.

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.90, 91

124

126, 128

respecting property abolished by

particulars respecting.

C

Carew, Sir George, his account of the cause of the

Irish rebellion

.63, 64

Catholic Religion, persecution of, the cause of dis-
affection among the Roman Catholics 3, 4, 140, 141
inquiry into its immediate con-

nection with events in Ireland, from the Re-

formation to the great rebellion.

.9 & fol.

Page

Catholic Religion, intolerance of, by government,
the real cause of present disaffection....155, 156
progress of, endangered by the

.....

successful zeal of the Methodists.
Character, amiable, of the native Irish.....
Charles I. conduct of, towards Ireland..
Chieftains (Irish) submitted to Henry VIII..
their dependencies, how broken.
their submission, merely feudal, and

nominal

anecdotes of.

..161, 162

68

.142,143

14

29

33

...66, 68
subjugation of, a cause of insurrection 88, 104
power of, finally destroyed by James I. 124,125
Clergy, (Irish) formerly illiterate, and of no influ-

ence....

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Confiscations of Irish property, one cause of the
rebellions....

9, 10

....69 & fol. 130

Connaught, province of, unwarrantably confis-

cated..

.131, 132

Coronation oath, a violation of the Treaty of Li-

merick.

insurrections

Cox, Sir Richard, his account of the cause of Irish

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Davies, Sir John, account of the Irish laws, by..126, 129
Dependencies of the Irish chieftains, how broken 29, 30
destruction of, a cause of their rebel-

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Desmond, Earl of, cause of his rebellion.

...88, 104

.....58, 59

House of, account of its rise and fall. .90, 104

E

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Edward VI. state of Ireland under his reign . .25, 41
Elizabeth, state of Ireland under her reign....56, 118
English Government, severe measures of, the real

cause of rebellion.

ther cause

....36 & fol.

...65, 68

injurious treatment of, ano-

their confiscations of Irish

property, one cause of the rebellions......69 & fol.

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Feudal Rights, the nature of..

.34, 35, 39, 40

...92, 94

Fitz-William (the Lord Deputy), oppressive and
treacherous conduct of

G

Garet, last Earl of Desmond, driven into rebellion

86

is defeated and slain ib. 87
Grand Juror, office of, engrossed by Protestants.. 170
Grievances, statement of, under which the Irish

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James I. state of Ireland under the government of 119
policy of, with regard to the Irish chief-

tains

.....120,122
unwarrantably confiscated the province
of Connaught.

.131, 132
consequences of that procedure......132, 133
Jesuits, the, spirited the Irish into rebellion..... -150
Ireland, rebellions in, equally prevalent under a

Catholic, as under a Protestant government 4,7
review of its condition under Henry VIII. 12, 21

Edward VI. 25, 41
Mary......41, 56
Elizabeth. .56, 118
James I..119, 141
-Charles I. 142 & fol.

Irish, aversion of, to subjugation by foreigners, one
cause of their insurrections

64

Irish, their hatred of the English for their oppres-
sive conduct, a second cause.

Page

....65, 68
abolished early the traffic in English slaves 68, 69
destruction of their princes' power and privi-
leges, a cause of their rebellions..

....103, 107
Law, outline of, respecting real property 90, 91, 126
true interests of, never consulted till the reign
of James I..

127

oppressive conduct of James I. towards them,
the real cause of their disaffection. .......134, 140
spirited into rebellion by the emissaries of
Spain and Rome ...

statement of the grievances under which they
now labour

.....

excluded from all offices of trust.

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150

.167 & fol.

.170, 174

168, 169

166

.........14, 15

Laws of Ireland, brief notice of .......
L'estrange, Sir Roger, fable from.......
Limerick, treaty of, violated...

M

.90, 91, 126
182, 183
166

M'Mahon, an Irish chieftain, treacherously put to
death, and his property confiscated

....

94

Mary, state of Ireland during her reign ....41,'56
Methodists, successful progress of, against the Ca-

tholic religion

cause of ..

Military necessities of government in England,

....

Moryson, his account of Irish insurrections....65, 104

Mountjoy, Lord, defeats the Irish.

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.....161, 162

...154, 155

..105, 106

.. 107, 108

.87, 88

Oath, the coronation, a violation of the treaty of

Limerick.

166

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Oblivion, general act of, published by James I. .121, 122
O'Connor and O'Moor defeated and imprisoned 37, 38
O'Donnel (Hugh), account of....

defeats the Earl of Essex.

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pressed countrymen.

99

104

105

ib.

144

.145 & fol.

15

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his ineffectual efforts in behalf of his op-

O'Neil (the Great), received titles from Henry VIII.
(Shane) the cause of his enmity to the Eng-

lish..

cause of his insurrection

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retires into Spain.

ib.

.170, 172

Offices of trust excluded from Catholics.

Orange Lodges, mischievous tendency of ....174, 175

P

Pale, Irish Catholics of the, loyalty of....

driven by persecution to oppose the Eng-
lish.

Persecution, the real cause of disaffection among

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Protestants engross all offices of trust in Ire-
land.

consequences of this unwise policy 175, 176

R

4,7

Rebellions as frequent in Ireland under a Catholic
as under a Protestant government
real cause of, in Henry VIII.'s reign. .21, 22
Mary's reign......52, 54
the time of Elizabeth 56-

118

five real causes of, assigned......64 & fol.
great, in Charles I.'s reign, cause of 142, 143

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