The Irish Reformation, Or, The Alleged Conversion Of The Irish Bishops At The Accession Of Queen Elizabeth, And The Assumed Descent Of The Present Established Hierarchy In Ireland From The Ancient

A historical study of the Irish Reformation and its impact on the Irish church, the monarchy, and the wider society. Written by a prominent Irish historian and theologian, this book challenges many widely held assumptions about the religious and political history of Ireland in the 16th and 17th centuries.

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