Letter of Lord Burghley to Sir R. Cecil, saying that a Frenchman who was in Ireland told him that Tyrone was daily supplied with munitions and provisions out of Scotland. He wishes the Queen would make peace with Tyrone. Nov. 4, 1601.
| Collection: | Salisbury Mss. |
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| Format: | Manuscript |
| Published: |
1906 |
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