BOOK VI.

CHAPTER I.--Civil War in England--Its Effects on the
Anglo-Irish--The Knights of St. John--
General Desire of the Anglo-Irish to
Naturalize themselves among the Native
Population--A Policy of Non-Intercourse
between the Races Resolved on in England

CHAPTER II.--Lionel, Duke of Clarence, Lord Lieutenant--
The Penal Code of Race--"The Statute of
Kilkenny," and some of its Consequences

CHAPTER III.--Art McMurrogh, Lord of Leinster--First
Expedition of Richard II. of England to
Ireland

CHAPTER IV.--Subsequent Proceedings of Richard II.--
Lieutenancy and Death of the Earl of March--
Second Expedition of Richard against Art
McMurrogh--Change of Dynasty in England

CHAPTER V.--Parties within "the Pale"--Battles of
Kilmainham and Killucan--Sir John Talbot's
Lord Lieutenancy

CHAPTER VI.--Acts of the Native Princes--Subdivision of
Tribes and Territories--Anglo-Irish Towns
under Native Protection--Attempt of
Thaddeus O'Brien, Prince of Thomond, to