A View, stating that Ireland was “more dangerously sick than ever before” because of Perrot’s actions. (Judson, 113)]]> Fiants, Eliz. no. 4150)." (Maley, 37; Burlinson and Zurcher, 227) Hadfield notes that this appointment was part of plans for strengthening the army in the wake of the Desmond Rebellion. (186)]]> ]]> Fiants, Eliz. no. 3969): “Lease under commission 15 July xii) [sic] to Edmund Spenser Gent., of the site of the house of friars called New Abbey, Co. Kildare, with appurtenances in the Queens disposition by the rebellion of James Eustace. To hold for 21 years. Rent £3. (Provided he shall not alien to any except and shall not charge coyne or livery. Fine £20).” The great bog of Allen was close to this property and influenced Spenser’s writing of insects in the FQ. Spenser is paid by Treasurer Wallop “for rewards to messengers.” This appears to be the final payment of Spenser's secretaryship for the purpose before Grey's recall. (Maley, 36; Judson, 102; Burlinson and Zurcher, 227)]]>