Micheál Ó Siochrú is Associate Professor of History at Trinity College, DublinÉamonn Ó Ciardha is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Ulster

“this book has much to commend for its breadth of coverage, for its solid performance and for its interdisciplinary approaches.”Allan I. Macinnes, University of Strathclyde, Northern Scotland, 2019

• 1. Introduction: The plantation of Ulster: ideas and ideologies – Micheál Ó Siochrú and Éamonn Ó Ciardha2. The ‘British’ Crown, the Earls and the plantation of Ulster – Jenny Wormald3. ‘Civilising’ Gaelic Scotland: the Scottish Isles and the Stuart Empire – Martin MacGregor4. Plantation and civil society – Philip Withington5. The City of London and the Ulster plantation – Ian Archer6. Success and failure in the Ulster plantation – Raymond Gillespie7. The Catholic Church in Ulster under the plantation, 1609–42 – Brian MacCuarta8. Randal MacDonnell and early seventeenth-century settlement in northeast Ulster, 1603–30 – Colin Breen9. Educating the colonial mind: Spenser and the plantation – Andrew Hadfield10. Responses to transformation: Gaelic poets and the plantation of Ulster – Marc Caball11. The plantation of Ulster: aspects of Gaelic letters – Diarmuid Ó Doibhlin12. Angling for Ulster: Ireland and plantation in Jacobean literature – Willy Maley13. The Scottish inhabitants of that province are actually revolted: John Milton on the failure of the Ulster plantation – Nicholas McDowellIndex

Micheál Ó Siochrú is Associate Professor of History at Trinity College, DublinÉamonn Ó Ciardha is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Ulster

“this book has much to commend for its breadth of coverage, for its solid performance and for its interdisciplinary approaches.”Allan I. Macinnes, University of Strathclyde, Northern Scotland, 2019

• 1. Introduction: The plantation of Ulster: ideas and ideologies – Micheál Ó Siochrú and Éamonn Ó Ciardha2. The ‘British’ Crown, the Earls and the plantation of Ulster – Jenny Wormald3. ‘Civilising’ Gaelic Scotland: the Scottish Isles and the Stuart Empire – Martin MacGregor4. Plantation and civil society – Philip Withington5. The City of London and the Ulster plantation – Ian Archer6. Success and failure in the Ulster plantation – Raymond Gillespie7. The Catholic Church in Ulster under the plantation, 1609–42 – Brian MacCuarta8. Randal MacDonnell and early seventeenth-century settlement in northeast Ulster, 1603–30 – Colin Breen9. Educating the colonial mind: Spenser and the plantation – Andrew Hadfield10. Responses to transformation: Gaelic poets and the plantation of Ulster – Marc Caball11. The plantation of Ulster: aspects of Gaelic letters – Diarmuid Ó Doibhlin12. Angling for Ulster: Ireland and plantation in Jacobean literature – Willy Maley13. The Scottish inhabitants of that province are actually revolted: John Milton on the failure of the Ulster plantation – Nicholas McDowellIndex

Micheál Ó Siochrú is Associate Professor of History at Trinity College, DublinÉamonn Ó Ciardha is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Ulster

“this book has much to commend for its breadth of coverage, for its solid performance and for its interdisciplinary approaches.”Allan I. Macinnes, University of Strathclyde, Northern Scotland, 2019

• 1. Introduction: The plantation of Ulster: ideas and ideologies – Micheál Ó Siochrú and Éamonn Ó Ciardha2. The ‘British’ Crown, the Earls and the plantation of Ulster – Jenny Wormald3. ‘Civilising’ Gaelic Scotland: the Scottish Isles and the Stuart Empire – Martin MacGregor4. Plantation and civil society – Philip Withington5. The City of London and the Ulster plantation – Ian Archer6. Success and failure in the Ulster plantation – Raymond Gillespie7. The Catholic Church in Ulster under the plantation, 1609–42 – Brian MacCuarta8. Randal MacDonnell and early seventeenth-century settlement in northeast Ulster, 1603–30 – Colin Breen9. Educating the colonial mind: Spenser and the plantation – Andrew Hadfield10. Responses to transformation: Gaelic poets and the plantation of Ulster – Marc Caball11. The plantation of Ulster: aspects of Gaelic letters – Diarmuid Ó Doibhlin12. Angling for Ulster: Ireland and plantation in Jacobean literature – Willy Maley13. The Scottish inhabitants of that province are actually revolted: John Milton on the failure of the Ulster plantation – Nicholas McDowellIndex