Copies of three letters of Sir G. Carew to the Lords of the Council, on Cormack Mac Desmond and the Lord of Cahir, Sept. 21 -- 22, 1602 and of the proceedings of the army in Munster, services in Desmond, etc., Jan. 22, 1602. (1603).

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