Thomas Carew

Thomas Carew

Historical Figure
Nationality:	Ireland
Year of Birth:	1590
Year of Death:	1672?^{[n 1]}
Cause of Death:	Natural Causes
Religion:	Catholicism
Occupation:	Priest, historian, writer
Fictional Appearances:

1632 series _{POD: May, 1631}
Appearance(s):	1635: The Tangled Web
Type of Appearance:	Contemporary reference

Thomas Carew (1590 – 1672?), also Carue, known to history as Carve due to his use of the Latinate spelling, was chaplain to a Walter Butler, possibly Walter Butler of Roscrea, and later to Walter Devereux.

He is known for having written an itinerary of his travels during the Thirty Years' War.

Thomas Carew in 1632[]

As in the OTL, Thomas Carew kept an itinerary of his travels. This was discovered in May 1635, following the capture of Dennis MacDonald, and was presumably used as evidence against Butler, MacDonald, Walter Devereaux, and Robert Geraldin. Carew himself was not captured.^{[n 2]}

Notes[]

↑ 1672 is the date of his last publication. His date of death is unknown.
↑ He disappears from the series after "Window of Opportunity".

References[]

Catholic Encyclopedia on Wikisource
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900 on Wikisource
Centre for Neo-Latin Studies at University College Cork

[1] 1672 is the date of his last publication. His date of death is unknown.

[2] He disappears from the series after "Window of Opportunity".

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