The cause why the Erle of Tyrone will not come into Dundalk, with the answer of the Lord Deputy, Sir W. Russell, 1596. Indenture between the Queen and the Earl of Tyrone, May 13, 1586. Earl of Tyrone's book of grievances, Dec. 23, 1596.

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