The Church of Ireland
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They were carried off to the Continent, and made use of in printing books to oppose the Reformation.
* Mant, i. 329, Digitized byGoogk EDWARD VI. TO JAMES L 335 Encouraged by the excommunication of the Queen and her deposition by the Pope, several adventurers sought aid abroad to invade Ireland. One of these, Stukeley, was supplied by the Pope with seven or eight hundred men, banditti^ who had been in jail, but were released on condition of serving against the Queen, Stukeley sailed with this f...orce, but being induced to join the King of Portugal in an expedition to Morocco, he was killed with the greater part of his followers.
The remainder made their way to Ireland, and, accom- panied by James Fitzmaurice,^ who had also been a suitor to the Pope, for aid, landed at Fort del Ore, which was situated on an island in Smerwick Har- bour. In the following year' another body of troops arrived, termed "a Papal army," and fortified them- selves in the island ; but they were besieged by the Lord Deputy Gray, and having been compelled to surrender, were all put to the sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were carried off to the Continent, and made use of in printing books to oppose the Reformation.
* Mant, i. 329, Digitized byGoogk EDWARD VI. TO JAMES L 335 Encouraged by the excommunication of the Queen and her deposition by the Pope, several adventurers sought aid abroad to invade Ireland. One of these, Stukeley, was supplied by the Pope with seven or eight hundred men, banditti^ who had been in jail, but were released on condition of serving against the Queen, Stukeley sailed with this f...orce, but being induced to join the King of Portugal in an expedition to Morocco, he was killed with the greater part of his followers.
The remainder made their way to Ireland, and, accom- panied by James Fitzmaurice,^ who had also been a suitor to the Pope, for aid, landed at Fort del Ore, which was situated on an island in Smerwick Har- bour. In the following year' another body of troops arrived, termed "a Papal army," and fortified them- selves in the island ; but they were besieged by the Lord Deputy Gray, and having been compelled to surrender, were all put to the sword.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Olden to read onlineMoreLess
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