The Rebellion of 1641-42 (Notes)

[1] Cork to Lord Dorchester, Cal. S. P. I., Charles I, Vol. ccli, No. 1859.

[2] Lord Deputy to Coke; Strafford, Letters and Dispatches, i, 106.

[3] See Appendix, I, page 458.

[4] Memoirs and Letters of Ulick, Marquis of Clanricarde (1757), pp. 61, 62-63, 167-168; Lodge, Des. Cur. Hib. ii, 132-133.

[5] Reid, History of the Irish Presbyterians, i, 328-331; M. A. Hickson, Ireland in the Seventeenth Century, i, 192-193.

[6] Temple, History of the Rebellion, pp 56-57.

[7] Hickson, op. cit., i, 177-178.

[8] Hickson, Ireland in the Seventeenth Century, i, 172.

[9] Ibid., i, 145-151; 255 seq.; and see R. Bagwell, Ireland under the Stuarts, i, 335. Leland first pointed out that this massacre occurred in January, 1642, not in November, 1641, as stated by Carte.

[10] The above account is largely taken from articles on “The Rise and Progress of the Munster Rebellion,” edited by H. Webb Gillman from a manuscript in the British Museum (Cork Historical and Archæological Society, Second Series, vols. i, ii).

[11] Carte, Ormond, i, 315-316 (1851).

[12] Pierce Ferriter’s poems have been edited by the Rev. P. S. Dinneen (1903)