Protestant War: The 'British' of Ireland and the Wars of the Three Kingdoms

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: politics in a virtual kingdom 1. Protestant Ireland: a society at war, 1641-2 2. The king, the parliament, and the Irish rebellion, 1641-2 3. Making loyalists, fighting 'papists', 1642-3 4. The cause of the covenant, 1643-4 5. Quests for peace, 1644-5 6. Renewing the war, regaining the Protestants, 1645-6 7. The failure of settlement and the triumph of party, 1646-7 8. Armies in politics, 1647 9. Conclusion: the Protestants of Ireland and the British crisis Bibliography

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