The History of Ireland, Vol. 3 (Classic Reprint)

Page Condition of I reland -- -- 11198. Dissensions among theN atives ~.~ --2 Contentions between Cathal and Carrach for the Principality of Connaught -2 1205. Cathal surrenders to King John two thirds of Connaught ~- 3R ivalry between John deC ourcy and Hugh de Lacy -3 De Courcy sent Prisoner toE ngland; hisT itle to theE arldom of Leinster transferred to Hugh de Lacy -4 1210. King .J ohn undertakes a military Expedition against I reland .- 4E xaction and Cruelty of theE nglish -- -4 Cathal, Prince of Connaught, pays Homage to theE nglish Crown -- -- -4 Flight of William deB ravia and theD eL acys ;C apture of theW ife and Daughter of the former by King John -5 The De Lacys return to I reland, and are reinstated in their Possessions -- -- 61209. Massacre of the Inhabitants of Dublin by theS epts -6 Introduction of English Laws and Usages by King John -7 He returns toE ngland, leaving John de Grey to the Administration of Affairs in I reland -- -8
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