Ferdinando Warner - The History of the Rebellion and Civil-War in Ireland. 2 volumes complete - 1768

'The History of the Rebellion and Civil-War in Ireland' by Ferdinando Warner, published in 1768 as a two-volume complete set, is a significant historical work covering one of Ireland's most tumultuous periods. This detailed narrative addresses the seventeenth-century conflicts, including the Irish Confederate Wars and the Williamite War, which shaped Ireland’s political and social landscape. Warner's account presents insights into military campaigns, political upheaval, and the interplay of religious and ethnic identities that defined the struggle. Such historical volumes are valuable resources for scholars interested in Irish history, early modern warfare, and British-Irish relations. The mid-18th century publication context also reflects Enlightenment-era interests in documenting and analyzing recent history with a degree of critical narrative. Two-volume sets like this were often comprehensive, combining narrative history with supporting documents and commentary.