Oliver Cromwell Arrives in Ireland as Commander-in-Chief and Lord Lieutenant With an Army of 20,000, a Huge Artillery Train and a Large Navy

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August 15, 1649

Oliver Cromwell arrives in Ireland as Commander-in-Chief and Lord Lieutenant with an army of 20,000, a huge artillery train and a large navy

August 15, 1715

On this date, Frederick Hamilton, former MP for Donegal, writes to George I that although the county is well affected, The great scarcity of armes in ye country is beyond anything I could have imagind till about three days ago that I had occasion to sen

← On this date, Frederick Hamilton, former MP for Donegal, writes to George I that although the county is well affected, The great scarcity of armes in ye country is beyond anything I could have imagind till about three days ago that I had occasion to sen

August 15, 1057

MacBeth killed by Malcolm, son of Duncan I, at Lumphanan-Mar, Scotland.

MacBeth killed by Malcolm, son of Duncan I, at Lumphanan-Mar, Scotland. →

August 15, 1715

On this date, Frederick Hamilton, former MP for Donegal, writes to George I that although the county is well affected, The great scarcity of armes in ye country is beyond anything I could have imagind till about three days ago that I had occasion to sen

← On this date, Frederick Hamilton, former MP for Donegal, writes to George I that although the county is well affected, The great scarcity of armes in ye country is beyond anything I could have imagind till about three days ago that I had occasion to sen

Oliver Cromwell arrives in Ireland as Commander-in-Chief and Lord Lieutenant with an army of 20,000, a huge artillery train and a large navy

August 15, 1057

MacBeth killed by Malcolm, son of Duncan I, at Lumphanan-Mar, Scotland.

MacBeth killed by Malcolm, son of Duncan I, at Lumphanan-Mar, Scotland. →

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