The Character And Conduct Of Ecclesiastics In Church And State

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Focusing on the history of the Church and State in Ireland, this book offers a thorough examination of ecclesiastical figures who influenced the political and religious dynamics from the island's first plantation to the Hanoverian accession. Charles Owen analyzes conflicts between Protestant and Catholic communities while utilizing diverse sources for a well-rounded narrative. Each chapter delves into specific historical periods, making it a significant resource for understanding Ireland's complex past and the interplay between religious and political institutions.