Ireland Under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Volume 1
Richard Bagwell
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Length 12 h 46 min
Chapters 24
First published 1909
This first volume of a history of Ireland focuses on the years 1603-1642. It was a period of dramatic, and even of violent, changes in the social, political, and religious lives of the Irish people.
Chapters
1
I Mountjoy and Carey 1603 to 1605 Read by Jim Locke 33:30
2
II Chichester and the Toleration Question 1605 to 1607 Read by Jim Locke 25:49
3
III The Flight of the Earls 1607 Read by Jim Locke 44:58
4
IV The Rebellion of O'Dogherty 1608 Read by Jim Locke 26:39
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V The Settlement of Ulster Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 31:10
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V The Settlement of Ulster Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 41:33
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VI Chichester's Government to 1613 to 1615 Read by Jim Locke 36:19
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VII The Parliament of 1613 to 1615 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 30:38
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VII The Parliament of 1613 to 1615 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 34:14
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VIII Last Years of Chichester's Government 1613 to 1615 Read by Jim Locke 24:51
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IX St. John and Falkland 1616 to 1625 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 28:04
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IX St. John and Falkland 1616 to 1625 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 24:56
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X Early Years of Charles I 1625 to 1632 Read by Jim Locke 29:43
14
XI Government of Wentworth 1632 to 1634 Read by Jim Locke 42:00
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XII The Parliament of 1634 Read by Jim Locke 41:11
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XIII Strafford and The Ulster Scots Read by Jim Locke 29:24
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XIV Wentworth's Plan of Forfeiture and Settlement Read by Jim Locke 20:09
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XV Cases of Mountnorris, Loftus, and Others Read by Jim Locke 45:41
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XVI Strafford's Government 1638-1640 Read by Jim Locke 19:21
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XVII Strafford's Army Read by Jim Locke 24:58
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XVIII Trial and Death of Strafford Read by Jim Locke 30:03
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XIX The Rebellion of 1641 Read by Jim Locke 43:33
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XX Progress of the Rebellion Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 31:16
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XX Progress of the Rebellion Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 25:53
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