Fortescue also wrote a number of mostly topical works that addressed the political conflict during the Wars of the Roses. Among the surviving works are the pamphlets "De titulo Edwardi comitis Marchiæ" ("The Title of Edward, Earl of March"), "Of the Title of the House of York", "Defensio juris domus Lancastriæ" ("Defence of the Rights of the House of Lancaster"), "Replication ageinste the Clayme", and "Title of the Duke of Yorke for the Crownes of England and France", as well as the treatise "Opusculum de natura legis naturæ et de ejus censura in successione regnorum suprema" already mentioned. Two further works, "Declaration upon Certayn Wrytinges Sent oute of Scotteland" and "Articles Sent to Warwick" have been discussed by recent scholarship. All of Fortescue's minor writings appear in "", published in 1869 for private circulation by another descendant, Thomas Fortescue, 1st Baron Clermont.