The Ulster Plantation, established in the early 17th century, was overseen by the English government, specifically the Crown. It was part of a larger effort to settle English and Scottish Protestant settlers in Ireland, particularly in Ulster, to consolidate control over the region. Key figures involved in the administration included the English Lord Deputy of Ireland and various appointed officials responsible for managing land and settlers. The plantation aimed to promote loyalty to the Crown and reduce the power of the native Irish population.
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