Tyrone's Rebellion
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- Created on: 12-02-19 11:24
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- Tyrone's Rebellion
- Failures
- Poor leadership
- lacked coordination
- Lacked clear objectives
- lack of widespread support
- no help from Catholics
- little support from people
- lack of international support
- prevent of Scottish support
- Elizabeth not excommunicated
- Scottish connections with France
- government actions
- Spies in positions in the North
- John Foster
- Lord Hunsdon
- Spies in positions in the North
- Poor leadership
- Religion
- Catholicism
- Ireland remained catholic
- Protestantism
- Elizabeth was trying to make England more Protestant
- Catholicism
- Battles
- Battle of Clontibret, 1595
- Battle of Yellow Ford, 1598
- Battle of Curlew Pass, 1599
- Battle of Kinsale, 1601
- The siege of Dunboy, June 1602
- Individuals
- Lord Mountjoy
- Replaced Essex
- 13,200 men
- familiar with style of war
- Replaced Essex
- Earl of Essex
- 16,000 men in May
- lacked military support
- lost 12,000 men by August
- Florence MacCarthy
- played both sides of the war
- could provide approx 5,000 men
- Henry Bagenal
- Killed in 1598
- In Ireland since 1570s
- Fell out with other English settlers
- wanted more land in Ulster
- Lord Mountjoy
- Support
- Spanish Support
- Philip II
- Armada (1588)
- Second Armada (1596)
- Philip III
- Less certain
- no troops till 1601
- Provided money but not much else
- Philip II
- Native Support
- Modern weapons used
- muskets
- old feuds abandoned
- iris support
- lots of soldiers
- cavalry
- Modern weapons used
- Spanish Support
- Failures
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