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Letter of Lord Salisbury to Sir T. Edmondes in which he attributes a fresh outbreak of rebellion in Ireland to protection afforded to Tyrone by the Spanish at Milan. May 18, 1608.
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Subjects:
Edmondes, Thomas
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Sir
Cecil, Robert
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Salisbury, 1st Earl of
O'Neill, Hugh
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Tyrone, 3rd Earl of
1608-05
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1608: May
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Published: (1936)