1573
Execution of Essex
Executes Brian MacPhelim. Attempts to suppress rebellion led by Sorley boy MacDonnell
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Executes Brian MacPhelim. Attempts to suppress rebellion led by Sorley boy MacDonnell
Defeats Turlouh Luineach & massacres hundreds of followers of Sorley boy
Defeats Turlouh Luineach & massacres hundreds of followers of Sorley boy
Begins moving English & Scottish Protestants into Ulster
Wentworth's government required many Ulster Scots to swear loyalty and renounce the Scottish Covenant.
Wentworth acted to prevent Scottish Presbyterian settlers from supporting the National Covenant.
The "black oath" requires all Scots in Ulster to take an oath to the King
The "black oath" requires all Scots in Ulster to take an oath to the King
Takes senior command in Ulster as Parliament reorganises its Irish military position.
William III of Orange marches south from Ulster at the head of his army toward the main Jacobite position defending the approaches to Dublin.
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