A long defence of some military officer in Ireland, employed in an expedition against Tyrone and O'Donnell, 1600-1602.
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London: British Museum: Cotton, Ms. Titus B. X.: (Extract)Other
The National Library of Ireland holds a microfilm copy (n.1173, p.1374).Similar Items
- Journal of Sir W. Russell's journey against Tyrone and Odonnel, June 18, 1595. Letter from the Lords of the Council to Russell concerning Tyrone, Sept. 12, 1595.
- Letter from Henry Hovenden to Tyrone, June 27, 1596. A letter from Tyrone, O'Donnell and others sent to Munster to stir up rebellion, July 6, 1596.
- Note of the several causes which moved the Earl of Tyrone to be disloyal, 1593. A note of Odonnel's grievances and the causes of his discontentment and rebellion, 1595.
- Letter from the Earl of Tyrone to the Earl of Leicester for the releasing Odonnel's son out of prison, Feb. 24, 1588 (1589).
- Instructions of the Queen to such of the Council as should be appointed to treat with Tyrone and Odonnel with her answers to their petitions, 1595.
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