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"Hell Or Connaught!" e-books

  • 04-04-2018 2:42pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 2


    Greetings, friends! My name is Sergey, I am from Russia and currently I work on article which describes the time and affairs of the Cromwellian colonisation of Ireland.
    Unfortunately I cannot find any apropriate e-books to gain any valuable information.
    Can you advice me something to read? I will appreciate any help: pdf-files, links, even documentary films with english subs. 
    PS - all I could to find was "Hell-Connaught-Cromwellian-Colonization-1652-1660" in Amazon but it'll take a long time to be shipped etc(((


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 5,108 ✭✭✭pedroeibar1


    Kaigal wrote: »
    Greetings, friends! My name is Sergey, I am from Russia and currently I work on article which describes the time and affairs of the Cromwellian colonisation of Ireland.
    Unfortunately I cannot find any apropriate e-books to gain any valuable information.
    Can you advice me something to read? I will appreciate any help: pdf-files, links, even documentary films with english subs.
    PS - all I could to find was "Hell-Connaught-Cromwellian-Colonization-1652-1660" in Amazon but it'll take a long time to be shipped etc(((

    Prendergast's book is a recommended read -available online, free. https://archive.org/stream/cromwellian00prenrich/cromwellian00prenrich_djvu.txt
    Another free one is CH Firth's book on the Cromwellian Model Army - gives structure, how everything worked, discipline, etc. https://archive.org/details/cromwellsarmyhis00firtuoft

    The one you have mentioned is I think the book by Peter Beresford Ellis and is good / very readable - it draws heavily on Prendergast's book but it's not online as far as I know.

    Another - very military campaign centered - is James Scott Wheeler's Cromwell in Ireland -it has a very good bibliography


  • Registered Users Posts: 2 Kaigal


    Thank you very much! I'm on my way to read it!)


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