BAGWELL, Richard. Ireland under the Stuarts and during the Interregnum. With coloured maps. Three volumes.

London: Longmans, 1909. First edition. Octavo. pp. (1) xv, 370, (2) xii, 388 (3) xi, [1], 351. Modern blue library buckram, titled in gilt. Ex lib with labels and neat embossed stamps. A very good set. Scarce. €475
This works deals at length with: Mountjoy and Carey, 1603-1605; Chichester and the Toleration Question; The Flight of the Earls, 1607; Rebellion of O’Dogherty, 1608; The Settlement of Ulster; Chichester’s Government; The Parliament of 1613-1615; Early Years of Charles I; The Parliament of 1634; Strafford and the Ulster Scots; Wentworth’s Plans of Forfeiture and Settlement; Cases of Mountnorris, Loftus and others; Strafford’s Army; The Rebellion of 1641; Munster and Connaught, 1641-1642; The War to the First Cessation 1642-1643; Inchiquin, Ormonde, and Glamorgan; Fighting North and South - Rinuccini; The Ormonde Peace 1646; Rinuccini to Cromwell; Cromwell in Ireland, Ormonde’s Last Struggles; Clanricarde and Ireton, 1651; Peace, Settlement, and Transplantation; The Restoration; Declaration of the Act of Settlement; Court of Claims; Ormonde and the Irish Hierarchy; Robartes and Berkeley; Governments of Essex and Ormonde; Clarendon and Tyrconnel; James II in Ireland; Londonderry and Enniskillen; Schomberg; William III in Ireland, etc.