The Remonstrance of December 1661 and Catholic politics in Restoration Ireland

Irish Historical Studies

Volumn 34, Issue 133, 2004, Pages 16-41

  Creighton, Anne ^a  

^a History of Parliament   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 34848913380     PISSN: 00211214     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0021121400004065     Document Type: Review

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2. Micheál Ó Siochrú, Confederate Ireland, 1642-1649: a constitutional and political analysis (Dublin, 1999) 243-8
3. Ormond to Lady Clanricard, [1660] (Bodl., Carte MS 219, f. 8)
4. Ó Siochrú, Confederate Ireland, p. 247
5. Ó hAnnracháin, Catholic reformation in Ireland 3-15, 232-67
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14. Connolly, Religion, law, & power 19-20
15. J. G. Simms, 'The Restoration, 1660-85' in New hist. Ire., iii, 429-33
16. Ó hAnnracháin, Catholic reformation in Ireland 265-6, while briefly mentioning the Remonstrance in conclusion, has convincingly placed the Irish church and the policies pursued by the hierarchy within the greater European context
17. Ormond to Essex, 27 Sept. 1673 (B.L., Stowe MS 203, f. 57)
18. Ormond to [Coventry], 29 Dec. 1680 (ibid., Carte MS 50, f. 256)
19. [Nicholas French, bp of Ferns], The unkinde desertor of loyall men and true frinds (Ghent, 1676)
20. Brenan, Ecclesiastical hist., p. 478
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25. W. P. Burke, Irish priests in the penal times, 1660-1760 (Waterford, 1914), p. 12
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27. Simms, 'The Restoration' 429-30
28. Conor Ryan, 'Religion and state in seventeenth-century Ireland' in Archiv. Hib., xxiii (1975), p. 131
29. Walsh, Hist., first treatise, pt i, p. 38
30. Seán Ó Tuama (ed.), An duanaire, 1600-1900: poems of the dispossessed (Portlaoise, 1990) 103-8
31. D. F. Cregan, 'An Irish cavalier: Daniel O'Neill in exile and restoration, 1651-64' in Studia Hib., v (1965) 42-77
32. [Nicholas French], A narrative of the settlement and sale of Ireland ... (Ghent, 1668), p. 22
33. 'The case of the Roman Catholicks of Ireland' (Dublin City Library, Gilbert MS 243, ptl 71-2)
34. Cregan, 'An Irish cavalier' 57-63; letters of Peter Talbot to the king and others, being transcripts from the Carte MSS [30, 213-15, 131], with other loose papers (Dublin City Library, Gilbert MS 213)
35. Sir Henry de Vic to Williamson, 19 June 1660 (ibid., f. 76)
36. Carte, Ormonde, ii, 233-6
37. Clancarty to Ormond, 25 Oct. 1659 (ibid., f. 371)
38. [French], Settlement & sale of Ireland, p. 22
39. See also Ronald Hutton, Charles II: king of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Oxford, 1989) 128-30
40. Benignus Millett, 'Calendar of Volume 16 of the Fondo di Vienna in Propaganda Archives, Part 4: ff 281-371' in Collect. Hib., xliii (2001), p. 16
41. Clanricard to Ormond, 19 Jan. 1661 (Bodl., Carte MS 31, f. 101)
42. Corish, 'Ormond, Rinuccini, & the Confederates' 317-35
43. idem, 'The Cromwellian conquest' 337-50
44. Comment. Rinucc., iv, 212-14
45. Comment Rinucc., iv, 212-14
46. Walsh, Hist., first treatise, pt i, p. 6; Jones to Sir Robert Talbot, 10 Dec 1661 (Bodl., Carte MS 31, f. 372)
47. - to Patrick Bryan, n.d. (Bodl., Carte MS 214, f. 307)
48. Proclamation by the lords justices and council, Dublin, 17 Mar. 1662 (Cal. S.P. Ire., 1660-62 520-21)
49. Cregan, 'Confederate Catholics' 490-512
50. Rules and instructions for Ormond (Bodl., Carte MS 59, f. 532)
51. Raymond Gillespie, 'The social thought of Richard Bellings' in Micheál Ó Siochrú (ed.), Kingdoms in crisis: Ireland in the 1640s: essays in honour of Donal Cregan (Dublin, 2001), p. 228
52. His Majestie's gracious declaration for the settlement of his kingdome of Ireland..., p. 21
53. Cressy, Exomologesis 61-9
54. Ryan, 'Religion and state', p. 130, contains an English version
55. John Curry, An historical and critical review of the civil wars in Ireland from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to the settlement under King William (3rd ed., 2 vols, Dublin, 1793), ii, 376-9
56. Walsh to Ormond, 20 May 1662 (Bodl., Carte MS 221, f. 241)
57. Peter Walsh, The more ample accompt ... promised in the advertisement annexed to the late printed remonstrance ... (London, 1662)
58. Redmond Caron, Loyalty asserted, and the late remonstrance or allegiance of the Irish clergy and laity, confirmed ... (London, 1662)
59. J. H. Ohlmeyer, Civil war and restoration in the three Stuart kingdoms: the career of Randal MacDonnell, marquis of Antrim, 1609-1683 (Cambridge, 1993)
60. P. J. Corish, 'Two centuries of Catholicism in County Wexford' in Kevin Whelan and William Nolan (eds), Wexford: history and society: interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county (Dublin, 1987) 222-47, makes no mention of this incident
61. [Walsh to Ormond], 30 July [1673?] (Bodl., Carte MS 45, ff 410-11)
62. 'Examination of Fr Anthony Gearnon, one of her majesty's almoners and preachers', taken before Sir William Davys, recorder of Dublin, 3 Jan. 1663 (Bodl., Carte MS 32, f. 218)
63. Secretary Bennet to Ormond, 24 Jan. 1663 (Bodl., Carte MS 221, ff 21-2)
64. Ormond to Bennet, 5 Feb. 1663 (ibid., ff 203-4)
65. Ormond to Walsh, 12 July 1664 (Bodl., Carte MS 45, f. 159)
66. Ormond to Charles II, 9 Dec. 1665 (Bodl., Carte MS 219, f. 58)
67. Canice Mooney, Irish Franciscans and France (Dublin, 1964) 11-12
68. Ormond to Walsh, 12 July 1664 (Bodl., Carte MS 46, f. 159)
69. Ormond to [Coventry], 29 Dec. 1680 (Bodl., Carte MS 50, f. 256)
70. Ormond to Essex, 27 Sept. 1673 (B.L., Stowe MS 203, f. 57)
71. Essex to Ormond, 14 Nov. 1673 (Airy (ed.), Essex papers, i, 137-8)
72. Ormond to Orrery, 24 Oct. 1666 (Bodl., Carte MS 48, f. 70)
73. Plunkett MS (Dublin City Library, Gilbert MS 214 44-5)
74. Plunkett to Baldeschi, July-Aug. 1669, 10 Oct. 1670 (Plunkett, Letters 30-36, 137)
75. Charles II to Ormond, Dec. 1663 (B.L., Eg. MS 2618, ff 110-11)
76. Robert Armstrong, 'Ormond, the Confederate peace talks and Protestant royalism' in Ó Siochrú (ed.), Kingdoms in crisis, p. 138
77. Secretary Bennet to Ormond, 16 Feb. 1664 (Bodl., Carte MS 46, f. 158)
78. Quoted in Plunkett MS (Dublin City Library, Gilbert MS 214, p. 283)
79. 'To the king from your Roman Catholic clergy' [new version of the Remonstrance], 18 June 1670 (Bodl., Carte MS 221, f. 353)
80. James de Riddere, Franciscan commissary general, to -, 11 Nov. 1664 (translation) (Bodl., Carte MS 221, f. 263)
81. Brenan, Ecclesiastical hist., i, 485-6
82. Ormond to Arlington, 16 May 1666 (Cal. S.P. Ire., 1666-9 107-8)