Catholics and the law in Restoration Ireland Paul Flenley

Catholics and the law in Restoration Ireland Paul FlenleyIn Restoration Ireland the law primarily served the interests of the English state and the Anglo Protestant community. This book is the first to explore how Irish Catholics experienced a legal system which was inimical to their interests. It does so through case studies based on a wide range of little used archival sources and Gaelic poetry.

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