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Sussex, Lord Deputy : War with Shane

  To Sydney, who was inclined to try conciliatory methods with the Ulster prince, succeeded Sussex, with his belief in so-called strong methods, and his habit of useless raids. Whether acting on his advice, or on her own initiative, the Queen changed her poKcy towards Shane. She now denied his right to the Tir Owen [...]

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No Original Literature of Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries

The arrest in the development of Irish literature, which has been noted as marking the advent of the Normans, continued during the succeeding two centuries. If original literature worthy of the name was then produced, all trace and record of it has been lost. Yet our annals clearly show that learning and scholarship flourished and [...]

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