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2 THE ANGLO-NORMAN CONQUEST, A.D. 1170-1700 8
The Pale and Gaelic Ireland, 1170-1485:
Arrival of the Anglo-Normans 8
The Anglo-Norman Legacy 11
The Scottish Invasion, the Black Death, and the Shrinking
Pale 		11
The Hundred Years War and the Gaelic Resurgence 12
The War of the Roses 14
The Tudor Revolution, 1485-1603:
Henry VII and the Kildare Supremacy 14
Henry VIII's Revolution and the Reformation 15
The Plantations and Elizabethan Ireland 16
The English, the Wild Irish, and the Wild Indians 18
Plantation, Civil War, and Revolution, 1603-1700:
The Londonderry Plantation and the Ulster Scots 19
Planting Munster 20
English Opposition to the Stuart Monarchs 20
The Eleven Years Tyranny 21
The Civil War, the Rebellion of 1641, and Cromwell 21
The Stuart Restoration 24
The Glorious Revolution 25
Unpacified Ireland, the Battle of the Boyne, and the Siege of
Londonderry 		26
The Failure of the Glorious Revolution in Ireland 29
3 THE AGE OF SWIFT, 1700-1750 31
Swift's Early Career 31
Swift and the Penal Laws 33
Swift and Protestant Patriotism 33
The Drapier's Letters 34
A Modest Proposal 35
The Anglo-Irish Political System 36
Anglo-Irish Culture 37
Berkeley and the Peasantry 37
Swift's Final Solution 38
Swift's Legacy 39

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Irish Experience: A Concise History. Contributors: Thomas E. Hachey - author, Joseph M. Hernon Jr. - author, Lawrence J. McCaffrey - author. Publisher: M. E. Sharpe. Place of Publication: Armonk, NY. Publication Year: 1996. Page Number: viii.
    
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