Martyn Bennett is Professor of Early Modern History at Nottingham Trent University. Raymond Gillespie is Professor of History at Maynooth University. R. Scott Spurlock is Professor of Scottish and Early Modern Christianities at the University of Glasgow.

‘[Cromwell and Ireland] does indeed offer important new perspectives… Cromwell’s legacy in Ireland is a complicated one, and the nuanced insights offered here will go a long way to complicating interpretations, increasing understanding, and generating further debate. Students and scholars alike will find many new and provocative insights in this collection.’ John Patrick Montaño, Journal of British Studies

• Cromwell at War in Ireland Drogheda and Wexford, 1649Tom ReillySiege Massacres in Ireland, 1641–1647Padraig LenihanOliver Cromwell and the Siege of Clonmel, April-May 1650Alan MarshallOfficersHenry Ireton in Ireland, 1649–1651: Oliver Cromwell’s “second self”?David FarrGod’s Wall of Brass: Cromwell’s Generals in Ireland, 1649–1650Martyn BennettOrmond and Cromwell: The Struggle for IrelandJames Scott WheelerThe Settlement of IrelandCromwellian Transplantations of the Irish to the ColoniesHeidi J. CoburnA Scramble for Ireland: Cromwell and the Land SettlementJohn CunninghamCromwell’s LegacyThe Social Memory of Oliver Cromwell in Ireland c.1660s–c.1730sEamon Darcy“This day by letters severall from hands”: J. G. Muddiman and News from DroghedaNick PoyntzThe Folkloric Afterlife of Oliver Cromwell in IrelandSarah Covington

Martyn Bennett is Professor of Early Modern History at Nottingham Trent University. Raymond Gillespie is Professor of History at Maynooth University. R. Scott Spurlock is Professor of Scottish and Early Modern Christianities at the University of Glasgow.

‘[Cromwell and Ireland] does indeed offer important new perspectives… Cromwell’s legacy in Ireland is a complicated one, and the nuanced insights offered here will go a long way to complicating interpretations, increasing understanding, and generating further debate. Students and scholars alike will find many new and provocative insights in this collection.’ John Patrick Montaño, Journal of British Studies

• Cromwell at War in Ireland Drogheda and Wexford, 1649Tom ReillySiege Massacres in Ireland, 1641–1647Padraig LenihanOliver Cromwell and the Siege of Clonmel, April-May 1650Alan MarshallOfficersHenry Ireton in Ireland, 1649–1651: Oliver Cromwell’s “second self”?David FarrGod’s Wall of Brass: Cromwell’s Generals in Ireland, 1649–1650Martyn BennettOrmond and Cromwell: The Struggle for IrelandJames Scott WheelerThe Settlement of IrelandCromwellian Transplantations of the Irish to the ColoniesHeidi J. CoburnA Scramble for Ireland: Cromwell and the Land SettlementJohn CunninghamCromwell’s LegacyThe Social Memory of Oliver Cromwell in Ireland c.1660s–c.1730sEamon Darcy“This day by letters severall from hands”: J. G. Muddiman and News from DroghedaNick PoyntzThe Folkloric Afterlife of Oliver Cromwell in IrelandSarah Covington

Martyn Bennett is Professor of Early Modern History at Nottingham Trent University. Raymond Gillespie is Professor of History at Maynooth University. R. Scott Spurlock is Professor of Scottish and Early Modern Christianities at the University of Glasgow.

‘[Cromwell and Ireland] does indeed offer important new perspectives… Cromwell’s legacy in Ireland is a complicated one, and the nuanced insights offered here will go a long way to complicating interpretations, increasing understanding, and generating further debate. Students and scholars alike will find many new and provocative insights in this collection.’ John Patrick Montaño, Journal of British Studies

• Cromwell at War in Ireland Drogheda and Wexford, 1649Tom ReillySiege Massacres in Ireland, 1641–1647Padraig LenihanOliver Cromwell and the Siege of Clonmel, April-May 1650Alan MarshallOfficersHenry Ireton in Ireland, 1649–1651: Oliver Cromwell’s “second self”?David FarrGod’s Wall of Brass: Cromwell’s Generals in Ireland, 1649–1650Martyn BennettOrmond and Cromwell: The Struggle for IrelandJames Scott WheelerThe Settlement of IrelandCromwellian Transplantations of the Irish to the ColoniesHeidi J. CoburnA Scramble for Ireland: Cromwell and the Land SettlementJohn CunninghamCromwell’s LegacyThe Social Memory of Oliver Cromwell in Ireland c.1660s–c.1730sEamon Darcy“This day by letters severall from hands”: J. G. Muddiman and News from DroghedaNick PoyntzThe Folkloric Afterlife of Oliver Cromwell in IrelandSarah Covington