The Irish constitutional revolution of the sixteenth century - Bradshaw, Brendan (Cambridge [Eng.] ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1979)
Machine derived contents note: Part I. 'A discourse of the cause of the evil state of Ireland and the remedies thereof': 1. The medieval legacy; 2. The Anglo-Irish movement for political reform; 3. Henry VIII's Irish policy: Surrey's Irish expedition, 1520-2; Part II. The reform of the Lordship in the era of Thomas Cromwell, 1530-40: 4. The revival of crown government; 5. The Irish Lordship and the Cromwellian state; 6. Reform and reaction; Part III. The liberal revolution: 7. The reform of Irishry; 8. The transformation of the Lordship; 9. The origins of Irish political nationalism.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 289-295.
Keywords: Constitutional history -- Ireland; Ireland -- Politics and government -- 16th century