Front Matter
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Table of Contents
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List of Illustrations
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Preface
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Editorial Note
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List of Principal Abbreviations
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Introduction
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The Rise of the House of Conolly, 1662–1729
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From Lawyer to Politician, 1685–1703
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‘A Cunning Intriguing Spark’:: Conolly and the Williamite Confiscation, 1690–1703
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The Making of ‘A Very Great Fortune’:: The Accumulation and Management of the Conolly Patrimony, 1690–1729
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A Lover of Business:: Conolly in Parliament, 1703–14
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The ‘Great Man of the North’:: Conolly’s Electoral Interest in North-West Ulster
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‘The only man of application among our Commissioners’:: Conolly at the Revenue Board, 1709–29
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‘The Chief of our Friends’:: Parliamentary Management and the Rise of the Undertakers, 1715–29
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‘An Ornament to the Country’:: Castletown, Patriotism, and the Making of the Ascendancy, 1722–9
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Bibliography
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Index
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Back Matter
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