A History of Ireland and Her People
- Pre-Christian Ireland
- Early Christian Ireland
- The Northmen
- Clontarf and After
- The Normans in Ireland
- The O'Conors of Connacht and the O'Briens of Thomond
- The Invasion of Edward Bruce and the Gaelic Revival
- The Statute of Kilkenny
- The Geraldines: The House of Desmond and the House of Kildare
- The New Policy of Henry VIII
- The Change in Religion
- Sir Henry Sidney
- Shane O'Neill and the Scots in Ulster
- The First Plantations
- The Desmond Rebellion
- Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone
- Essex in Ireland and the Ulster Campaign
- The Munster Planters
- Fineen (Florence) MacCarthy Reagh
- The Battle of Kinsale
- The Flight of the Earls and the End of Mediaeval Ireland
APPENDICES
- Pope Adrian's Bull "Laudabiliter" and Note upon It
- Letter from Cathal Crovdearg O'Conor, King of Connacht, to Henry III, circa 1224
- Extract from a Letter written by Richard II to his Uncle, the Duke of York, on his Arrival in Dublin, February 1, 1395
- Intelligence Message forHenry IV on the State of Ireland in 1399
- List of Books belonging to the Library of Gerald, Ninth Earl of Kildare, 1526
- Letter of Conn O'Neill during his Imprisonment in Dublin Castle, 1552
- Letter of Shane O'Neill to the Earl of Sussex, Viceroy of Ireland, 1561
- Historical Work done by Sir George Carew relating to Ireland
VOLUME 2
- James I and Ireland
- The Plantation of Ulster
- Wentworth in Ireland
- The Rebellion of 1641-42
- The Confederate Wars in Ireland
- The Ormonde Peace
- Cromwell in Ireland
- The Restoration
- James II in Ireland
- James II's Irish Campaign
- After Limerick
- Commercial Disabilities
- The Struggle for Legislative Independence
- Grattan's Parliament
- Revolution and Rebellion
- The Union
- O'Connell and Emancipation
- The Famine
- Young Ireland and the Fenians
- Remedial Legislation
- Parnell and the Land League
- John Redmond and Home Rule
- Sinn Fein and the Rising of Easter Week, 1916
- War and Conciliation
- The Treaty 1922-1930
- Epilogue
APPENDICES
- Phelim O'Neill's Commission from King Charles I
- Oration of P. H. Pearse over the grave of O'Donovan Rossa
- Proclamation of the Irish Republic, April 24, 1916
- Commission given by Eamon de Valera to the Envoys to the British Government, October 7, 1921
- The Three Oaths
- Articles of Agreement on the Boundary Question
- Speech of Arthur Griffith in Dail Eireann on December 19, 1921, in moving the approval of The Treaty
- Poem ‘Renunciation’ by P. H. Pearse
- ‘Moral Force’ by Terence MacSwiney