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Contents:
A VIEW OF THE STATE OF IRELAND : WRITTENDIALOGUE-WISE BETWEEN EUDOXUS AND IRENEUS.By EDMUND SPENSER. MDXCVII. . . . 33-212
A DISCOVERY OF THE TRUE CAUSES WHY IRELANDWAS NEVER ENTIRELY SUBDUED NOR BROUGHTUNDER OBEDIENCE OF THE CROWN OF ENGLAND UNTIL THE BEGINNING OF HlS MAJESTY'S HAPPYREIGN. BY SIR JOHN DAVIES, His Majesty'sAttorney-General for Ireland. MDCXII. . . 213-342
- A LETTER FROM SIR JOHN DAVIES, KNIGHT, ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF IRELAND, TO ROBERT EARLOF SALISBURY, TOUCHING THE STATE OF MONAGHAN,
- FERMANAGH, AND CAVAN, wherein is aDiscourse concerning the Corbes and Irenahs ofIreland. MDCVII. ...... 343-380
- PLANTATION OF ULSTER : A LETTER FROM SIR JOHNDAVIES CONCERNING THE STATE OF IRELAND.MDCX 381-390
- THE IRISH PARLIAMENT : SIR JOHN DAVIES'S SPEECHTO THE LORD DEPUTY OF IRELAND when he approvedof him as Speaker of the Commons. MDCXIII. 391-409
- A DESCRIPTION OF IRELAND by FYNES MORYSON, Secretary to the Lord Mountjoy, Lord Deputy. MDXCIX to MDCIII. ...... 411-430
- APPENDIX
- The Geraldines ....,., 431-435
- The O'Neills ....... 436-440
- Lord Mountjoy, from Fynes Moryson's "History ofEngland from 159910 1603" . . . 441-445
Sir Thomas Strafford, Pacata Hibernia : or, A history of the wars in Ireland during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, especially within the province of Munster under the government of Sir George Carew, and compiled by his direction and appointment (London, 1896)
Charles Vallancey Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis (White, 1786)
No. I. A Choriographical description of the county of Westmeath, written 1682 by Sir Henry PiersNo II. A Letter from Sir John Davis to the. Earl of Saliflnuy.
2. Archbishop Ussher of Corbes, Erenachs and Termon Lands.
3. An account of two ancient instruments lately discovered
No. III. A dissertation concerning the ancient Irish laws or national customs called gavelkind and tanistry.
No. IV. The Diflertation, Part 2 to which is added part of the ancient Brehon laws of Ireland, also two laws from the corporation book of Irishtown, Kilkenny
