| Content Description | Copy of letter from [Robert Harley] 1st Earl of Oxford, to Mr Buys, 9/20 Mar. 1711/2; informs him that Mr Harley will discuss events in England with him; hopes that they can prevent 'groundless jealousy' and 'unreasonable fears' from interfering with the relationship between England and the Netherlands.
Copy of letter from [Robert Harley] 1st Earl of Oxford, to Baron Wassenaer de Duyvenvorde [Duvenvoirde], 8/19 Mar. 1711/2; says that his cousin Mr Harley will wait upon him with his [Oxford's] 'sincere compliments'; states that Harley will inform him of events in the English parliament.
Copy of letter from [Robert Harley] 1st Earl of Oxford, to [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of Strafford], n.d. [c.Mar 1711/2]; says that his cousin Mr Harley will wait upon him; thinks that Prince Eugene has discovered those who 'invited him hither are less his friends than ye others'; promises to assist Strafford in his endeavours; comments on the improvements in the relationship between Strafford and the Lord Privy Seal.
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