Religion, Rebellion and Violence in Ireland, c. 1603-1649

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Offering the first in-depth study of religious violence in seventeenth-century Ireland, this book explores how religious division became the dominant force in unrest. With particular focus on the cataclysmic 1641 Rebellion, Joan Redmond examines how this period cemented sectarian division with long-lasting legacies for Irish and British history.