"Mr. [Thomas] Scott of Canterburie his answere to sir D[udly] Diggs his accusations, and undeserved reproofe, for that wherein he deserved well;" being a defence of his conduct in not forwarding a letter from sir D. Diggs to sir John Hippesley, knt., lieut. of Dover Castle, respecting the election of knights for the shire, 9 Jan 1626
MS. Rawl. A. 346, fol. 224
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Title
"Mr. [Thomas] Scott of Canterburie his answere to sir D[udly] Diggs his accusations, and undeserved reproofe, for that wherein he deserved well;" being a defence of his conduct in not forwarding a letter from sir D. Diggs to sir John Hippesley, knt., lieut. of Dover Castle, respecting the election of knights for the shire, 9 Jan 1626
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. A. 346, fol. 224
Date
dated 12 and 13 Jan 1626
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Speeches and miscellaneous papers
"Mr. [Thomas] Scott of Canterburie his answere to sir D[udly] Diggs his accusations, and undeserved reproofe, for that wherein he deserved well;" being a defence of his conduct in not forwarding a letter from sir D. Diggs to sir John Hippesley, knt., lieut. of Dover Castle, respecting the election of knights for the shire, 9 Jan 1626
