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CONTENTS.
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| Deputation of Lord Ormond | 155 |
| Intrigues of the Geraldines with the French | 156 |
| Deputation and Disgrace of the Earl of Kildare | 161 |
| Allen, Archbishop of Dublin | 163 |
| Restoration of Kildare | 164 |
| Ireland in its ideal Condition | 165 |
| The Irish declare for the Pope | 167 |
| Kildare is committed to the Tower | 168 |
| Desmond and the Emperor | 169 |
| Corney O'Brien | 170 |
| The Holy War of the Geraldines | 172 |
| Speech of Lord Thomas Fitzgerald | 172 |
| Pillage and Massacre | 173 |
| Siege of Dublin | 174 |
| Murder of the Archbishop of Dublin | 176 |
| Fitzgerald's Address to the Pope | 177 |
| Dublin saved by the Earl of Ormond | 178 |
| Second Siege of that City | 180 |
| Delay of the English Army | 181 |
| Ormond again saves Dublin | 181 |
| Arrival of the Fleet | 183 |
| Sir William Skeffington Deputy | 184 |
| Mistake and Incapacity | 185 |
| Burning of Trim and Dunboyne | 185 |
| Illness of Skeffington | 187 |
| Despondency and Disorganization of the English Army | 188 |
| The Campaign opens in the Spring | 191 |
| Siege of Maynooth | 192 |
| Storm of the Castle | 193 |
| The Pardon of Maynooth | 194 |
| The Rebellion collapses | 195 |
| Arrival of Lord Leonard Grey | 196 |
| Surrender of Lord Thomas Fitzgerald | 197 |
| Dilemma of the Government | 198 |
| Fitzgerald is executed | 200 |
