Resistance to the Queen’s Policy: Persecution of the Catholics

Categories: Ireland

 

This very connection of the Reformed doctrines with the imposition of foreign rule and a foreign tongue proved, in effect, one of the greatest obstacles to their progress, and joined together the Irish, both the natives and the descendants of the colonists, in resistance to them. Hitherto here had been amongst the Irish little of [...]

  This very connection of the Reformed doctrines with the imposition of foreign rule and a foreign tongue proved, in effect, one of the greatest obstacles to their progress, and joined together the Irish, both the natives and the descendants of the colonists, in resistance to them. Hitherto here had been amongst the Irish little of that love of country as a whole which we have agreed to call Nationality. The O'Neills, the O'Donnells, and the rest lived and died, not for Ireland, ... Read More

The Ormond Peace

Categories: Ireland

Above : Picture Of Rinuccini

Unfortunately, the majority of the members of the Supreme Council had listened to the deceitful words of Ormond and were playing into his hands. On March 28th, 1646, the peace was signed, without the knowledge of Rinuccini.
The ” Ormond Peace,” as it is generally called, comprised 30 Articles, of [...]

Above : Picture Of Rinuccini Unfortunately, the majority of the members of the Supreme Council had listened to the deceitful words of Ormond and were playing into his hands. On March 28th, 1646, the peace was signed, without the knowledge of Rinuccini. The " Ormond Peace," as it is generally called, comprised 30 Articles, of which the most important were : That only an Oath of Allegiance, and not the Oath of Supremacy, should be required from Catholics. That Catholics should have the right ... Read More