The royal charters, and other documents connected with the Plantation of Ulster, are printed in the 'Concise View of the Irish Society,' compiled from their records, and published by their authority in 1832.

Whenever I have been indebted to other writers, I have acknowledged my obligation in the course of the work.

In preparing it, I have had but one object constantly in view: to present to the public a careful collection and an impartial statement of facts on the state of Ireland, for the right government of which the British people are now more than ever responsible.

I shall be thankful if my labours should contribute in any measure, however humble, to the new conquest of Ireland 'by justice' of which Mr.Bright has spoken.
His language is suggestive.

It is late (happily not 'too late') to commence the reign of justice.