The Battlegrounds of Ireland from 1688 to 1691, Including Limerick and Athlone, Ogrim and the Boyne. The Basis of the History of the Jacobite War in Ireland, and the Causes Which Led to It, is written by John Boyle, an activist in 1867. This book takes a detailed look at events in Ireland between 1688 and 1691, as the country experienced intense battles and conflicts. The author covers the important stages of these wars, focusing on key events such as the Siege of Limerick, the Battle of Athlone, the Skirmish at Ogrim and the Battle of the River Boyne. The book includes an analysis of the causes and factors that led to the beginning of these military conflicts, examining the political, social and religious aspects of the case. The author creates a historical narrative that helps the reader better understand the context of the war, the circumstances and consequences associated with the exciting battles and events of that time. John Boyle's book is an important source for those interested in Irish history and its wartime past, revealing the various aspects and details of this complex period.