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Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 2 (of 3), 1642-1660

Note 204 — Chapter XXXIV · CLANRICARDE AND IRETON, 1651

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Aphorismical Discovery, 996. Clanricarde’s letters in October to the Duke of Lorraine, to Henrietta Maria, to Ormonde, Muskerry, Darcy, &c., are in his Memoirs, with the answers; Duke of Lorraine’s letter breaking off negotiations, February 14, 1652, in Clarendon Cal. For his hostility to Clanricarde see Hist. MSS. Comm. Calendar of Ormonde Papers, 1902, i. 256; for the difficulties in corresponding with Ireland at this time see Ormonde’s letter to Muskerry of March 19/21, ib. 264; Clarendon’s Hist., xiii. 176-182. Other accounts of the whole affair are in Carte’s Life of Ormonde and in Hibernia Dominicana.

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