Act for the Settling of Ireland
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The Act for the Settling of Ireland was a mid-17th-century English law that redistributed Irish land, largely confiscating it from Catholic owners and granting it to English soldiers and creditors following the Cromwellian conquest.
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| Act for the Settling of Ireland canonical | 1 |
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