Other letters or papers are in The National Archives; among the manuscripts at the British Library; and calendared in the Historical Manuscripts Commission reports on the Marquess of Salisbury's manuscripts. Stafford published after Carew's death "Pacata Hibernia", or the "History of the Late Wars in Ireland" (1633), the authorship of which he ascribes in his preface to Carew, but which has been attributed to Stafford himself. This was reprinted in 1810 and re-edited in 1896. "A Fragment of the History of Ireland", a translation from a French version of an Irish original, and "King Richard II in Ireland" from the French, both by Carew, are printed in Walter Harris's "Hibernica" (1757). According to Anthony Wood, Carew contributed to the history of the reign of Henry V in John Speed's "Chronicle". His opinion on the alarm of the Spanish invasion in 1596 has also been printed.