Chapter XXXVII: Peace, Settlement, and Transplantation, 1652-1654

Magnitude of the problem 315
Effect of the 1641 evidence 317
The Act of Settlement 317
Lambert's abortive appointment as Deputy 319
Expulsion of the Long Parliament 320
Barebone's Parliament--Irish members 321
Casting lots for Ireland 322
Claims of the army 322
The Act of Satisfaction 324
Transplantation proceeds slowly 325
The Protectorate established 326
Fleetwood Deputy 327
Cromwell's first Parliament--Irish members 328
Transplantation--Gookin and Lawrence 329
Tories, name and thing 330
The Waldensian massacre 332
Difficulties of transplantation, Loughrea and Athlone 333
Worsley and Petty--the Down survey 334
Clarendon on the settlement 338
Desolation of the towns 339
Proposed transplantation of Presbyterians 341

CHAPTER XXXVIII

HENRY CROMWELL, 1655-1659

Henry Cromwell supersedes Fleetwood 343
Deportation to the West Indies 344
Henry and the sectaries 346
Reduction of the army 347
Oliver and his son 348
Cromwell's second Parliament--Irish members 349
The oath of abjuration 350
Henry Lord Deputy 352
Henry made Lord Lieutenant by his brother 354
Ireland in the Parliament of 1659 355
Petty and his detractors 356
Henry recalled by the restored Rump 359
Attempted estimate of Henry Cromwell 360

CHAPTER XXXIX

THE RESTORATION

Provisional government, John Jones and Ludlow 362
Monck interferes 363
End of the revolutionary government 364
The Irish army proves Royalist 365
Monck gains Coote and Broghill 366
Ludlow's last efforts 366
Impeachment of Ludlow and others 368
New commissioners of Government appointed 369
General convention and declarations of officers 370
Charles II. proclaimed in Dublin 371

MAP

Ireland, to illustrate the Cromwellian settlement _to face p. 1_

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CROMWELLIAN SETTLEMENT]

IRELAND UNDER THE STUARTS