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Contemporary copy of the arguments delivered, by Sir Francis Bacon and others, in the court of Exchequer

MS. Eng. hist. c. 494

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Title

Contemporary copy of the arguments delivered, by Sir Francis Bacon and others, in the court of Exchequer

Shelfmark

MS. Eng. hist. c. 494

Summary

Contemporary copy of the arguments delivered, by Sir Francis Bacon and others, in the court of Exchequer in April 1616.

Date

April 1616

Language

English

Physical facet

the manuscript appears to have been inserted at a later date into a 17th-cent. vellum binding bearing a faded inscription 'Booke of the shipps entry ...', at the foot '25', and [Phillipps MS.] 29480(?).

Physical extent

37 Leaves

Custodial history

Possibly Phillipps MS. 29480; mutilated bookplate of the Fairfax family.

Acquisition

Bought, Christie's, 22 March 1972, lot 306.

Subject

Legal documents

Speeches, addresses, etc.

17th century

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  • Bacon, Sir, Francis, 1561-1626

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