A TRUE ACCOUNT OF THE SIEGE OF LONDON-DERRY

The diary of Rev. George Walker offers a firsthand account of the Siege of Londonderry during the Williamite wars, a pivotal moment following the Glorious Revolution of 1689. With Catholic forces besieging the city, Walker details the bravery of the Protestant garrison and the Apprentice Boys who played a crucial role in lifting the siege. His vivid descriptions capture the tension and resilience of the time, highlighting how this event became a significant symbol in Ulster's complex religious history.