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Manuscripts relating to Mary Queen of Scots

MSS. Add. C. 81-83

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Title

Manuscripts relating to Mary Queen of Scots

Shelfmark

MSS. Add. C. 81-83

Summary

Manuscripts relating to Mary Queen of Scots, written in about A.D. 1578-1590.

Associated place

Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 16th century

Date

1578-1590

Language

English

Physical extent

0.33 Linear metres

3 boxes

Custodial history

The Rev. John Morris, S. J., received at least MS. Add. C. 81 from Dr. J. B. Blackett of 28 Green st., London

Acquisition

The manuscripts were purchased on Sept. 19, 1873, for £30 from the Rev. John Morris, S. J.

Subject

16th century

Royal households

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People associated with this object

  • Paulet, Sir, Amias, 1536-1588, Knight

  • Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587

Related items

  • MS. Add. C. 81

  • MS. Add. C. 82

  • MS. Add. C. 83

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