Taking Sides? Colonial and confessional mentalites in early modern Ireland

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List of Abbreviations	p. 7
Introduction	p. 9
An English gentleman and his community: Sir William Darcy of Platten	p. 19
Deliberate provocation or reforming zeal? John Bale as first Church of Ireland bishop of Ossory (1552/53-1563)	p. 42
A 'dubious loyalty': Richard Stanihurst, the 'wizard' earl of Kildare, and English-Irish identity	p. 61
Taking sides: the emergence of Irish Catholic ideology	p. 78
Taking sides in early modern Ireland: the case of Hugh O'Neill, earl of Tyrone	p. 94
Criticising the godly prince: Malcolm Hamilton's Passages and consultations	p. 116
A woeful sinner: John Atherton	p. 138
Colonized Catholics: perceptions of honour and history in Michael Kearney's reading of Foras feasa ar Eirinn	p. 150
'Propagating religion and endeavouring the reformation of the whole world': Irish bishops and the Hartlib circle in the mid-seventeenth century	p. 165
'What became of Waring?' The making of an Ulster squire	p. 185
The Anglesey-Ormond-Castlehaven dispute, 1680-1682: taking sides about Ireland in England	p. 213
Irish print and Protestant identity: William King's pamphlet wars, 1687-1697	p. 231
Taking sides: conformity in early modern Kilkenny	p. 251
Offering offence: James Anthony Froude (1818-1894), moral obligation, and the uses of Irish history	p. 266
A 'wandering scholar' and his interpretation of Ireland: Moritz Julius Bonn and Die englische Kolonisation in Irland	p. 291
List of Contributors	p. 305
Index	p. 307
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