(1641). The Irish petition to this Parliament in England: Shewing in what distresse and calamity they are in, and how bloudily the rebels daily proceed against them. Shewing likewise in what necessity they are in, and what extraordinary rate their corne is at. Describing likewise the battell which the Scots and the rebels have had, and how many Scots were at that time slaine. [s.n.].

The Irish Petition to This Parliament in England: Shewing in What Distresse and Calamity They Are in, and How Bloudily the Rebels Daily Proceed Against Them. Shewing Likewise in What Necessity They Are in, and What Extraordinary Rate Their Corne Is at. Describing Likewise the Battell Which the Scots and the Rebels Have Had, and How Many Scots Were at That Time Slaine. [s.n.], 1641.