Letter of Thomas Lake to Sir R. Cecil saying the King had willed him to think of a letter to the Lord Deputy to entertain the treaty with Tyrone whom he will be willing to receive upon any terms. April 4, 1603.
| Collection: | Salisbury Mss. |
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| Format: | Manuscript |
| Published: |
1930 |
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