Ireland under the Tudors, with a Succinct Account of the Earlier History. Vol. 1 (of 3)Bagwell, Richard
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Ireland under the Tudors, with a Succinct Account of the Earlier History. Vol. 1 (of 3)
Bagwell, Richard
Ireland -- History -- 16th century
Confusion after Grey's recall 247
Sir Anthony St. Leger Lord Deputy 249-261
His policy 250
Case of the O'Tooles 251
The King will not allow a military brotherhood 254
Desmond abjures the Pope 255
Success of St. Leger with the Irish chiefs 256
Henry VIII. made King of Ireland by Act of Parliament 259
CHAPTER XIV.
1541 TO THE CLOSE OF THE REIGN OF HENRY VIII.
St. Leger Lord Deputy 262-287
O'Donnell abjures the Pope 262
O'Neill abjures the Pope 264
Other chiefs follow suit 266
The Munster nobles do likewise 267
O'Neill made Earl of Tyrone 268
O'Brien made Earl of Thomond 270
MacWilliam Burke made Earl of Clanricarde 271
The MacDonnells in Antrim 271
Financial dishonesty 274
An Irish contingent in Scotland 276
And in France 277
Dissensions between St. Leger and Ormonde 278
An English party in Scotland 279
The Lord of the Isles in Ireland 280
Abortive attempt to invade Scotland from Ireland 281
Intrigues of Irish officials--St. Leger and Ormonde 282
Ormonde is murdered in England 285
Permanent causes tending to weaken Irish Governments 286
CHAPTER XV.
THE IRISH CHURCH UNDER HENRY VIII.
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