Hard pressed by the army of the Parliament and their Scottish allies in the English civil war, King Charles I concludes a truce with the Catholic insurgents in Ireland in the hope of persuading them to organize a force to come to his assistance against his rebels at home. Pope Innocent X, seeing in this situation the possibility of a revival of Church influence in Ireland, despatches Archbishop Giovanni Battista Rinuccini as Apostolic Nuncio to the government of the Catholic Confederation at Kilkenny, with instructions «to restore and re-establish the public exercise of the Catholic religion in the island of Ireland ». But neither the king nor his Irish deputy, the Earl of Ormond, have any intention of making such a concession to the Cathol...
La mancata risposta di re Giorgio IV alla lettera con la quale Leone XII annunciava la propria eleva...
In a number of articles I have discussed the events leading to Archbishop Rinuccini's censure of the...
Uncertainty had long characterized the lives of early modern Catholics. Prior to the 1630s, members ...
Hard pressed by the army of the Parliament and their Scottish allies in the English civil war, King ...
Gianbattista Rinuccini, the papal nuncio to the confederate catholics of Ireland, was arguably one o...
GianBattista Rinuccini was one of the most significant actors in Ireland during the pivotal decade o...
It is often assumed, particularly by outsiders, that the conflict in Northern Ireland, known euphemi...
Although a British mission to the Holy See was established in 1914, the diplomatic relationship was ...
When James VI of Scotland succeeded Queen Elizabeth I in 1603 as king of England, under the name of ...
Negotiations between Charles I and the Confederation of Kilkenny lasted from January, 1643, until hi...
In 1930 the Holy See appointed Mgr Paschal Robinson ApostolicNuncio to the Irish Free State. By esta...
Il s'agit ici d'analyser les relations entre l'Angleterre d' Henri VIII et l'Espagne de Charles Quin...
This article examines the interactions between the Confederate Catholics of Ireland and France durin...
This paper explores the diplomatic negotiations that led up to the two treaties between Cardinal Maz...
The alliance between Mazarin and Cromwell between 1655 and 1658 was, as François Saulnier has recent...
La mancata risposta di re Giorgio IV alla lettera con la quale Leone XII annunciava la propria eleva...
In a number of articles I have discussed the events leading to Archbishop Rinuccini's censure of the...
Uncertainty had long characterized the lives of early modern Catholics. Prior to the 1630s, members ...
Hard pressed by the army of the Parliament and their Scottish allies in the English civil war, King ...
Gianbattista Rinuccini, the papal nuncio to the confederate catholics of Ireland, was arguably one o...
GianBattista Rinuccini was one of the most significant actors in Ireland during the pivotal decade o...
It is often assumed, particularly by outsiders, that the conflict in Northern Ireland, known euphemi...
Although a British mission to the Holy See was established in 1914, the diplomatic relationship was ...
When James VI of Scotland succeeded Queen Elizabeth I in 1603 as king of England, under the name of ...
Negotiations between Charles I and the Confederation of Kilkenny lasted from January, 1643, until hi...
In 1930 the Holy See appointed Mgr Paschal Robinson ApostolicNuncio to the Irish Free State. By esta...
Il s'agit ici d'analyser les relations entre l'Angleterre d' Henri VIII et l'Espagne de Charles Quin...
This article examines the interactions between the Confederate Catholics of Ireland and France durin...
This paper explores the diplomatic negotiations that led up to the two treaties between Cardinal Maz...
The alliance between Mazarin and Cromwell between 1655 and 1658 was, as François Saulnier has recent...
La mancata risposta di re Giorgio IV alla lettera con la quale Leone XII annunciava la propria eleva...
In a number of articles I have discussed the events leading to Archbishop Rinuccini's censure of the...
Uncertainty had long characterized the lives of early modern Catholics. Prior to the 1630s, members ...