Copies of two letters from James Scott to count Fleming, respecting the electoral prince of Saxony, dated at Dresden; and of one from Fleming in reply to the first, at Hamburgh
MS. Rawl. A. 286, fols. 361, 368, 369
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Title
Copies of two letters from James Scott to count Fleming, respecting the electoral prince of Saxony, dated at Dresden; and of one from Fleming in reply to the first, at Hamburgh
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. A. 286, fols. 361, 368, 369
Summary
Copies of two letters from James Scott to count Fleming, respecting the electoral prince of Saxony, dated at Dresden, 7 and 28 Mar 1713; and of one from Fleming in reply to the first, at Hamburgh, 15 Mar 1713.
Date
7 and 15 and 28 Mar 1713
Language
French
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
Correspondence of John Robinson, bishop of Bristol, during the negotiations at Utrecht
Copies of two letters from James Scott to count Fleming, respecting the electoral prince of Saxony, dated at Dresden; and of one from Fleming in reply to the first, at Hamburgh
