The Plantation of Ulster and the McNeill Legacy
In the early 1600s, the British Crown launched the Plantation of Ulster—one of the most transformative episodes in Irish and Scottish history. Aimed at securing the region after Irish resistance collapsed, King James I moved to settle Ulster with loyal Protestant colonists from England and Scotland. Gaelic Irish lands were confiscated, and new British communities
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