"A short compendium or breife declaration of what euery officer" of the Exchequer "ought to doe by vertue of his office in England; as alsoe the articles of the writinge of the late court of augmentacion and revenews of the Crowne and the late courts of first fruites and tenths to the court of exchequer at Westminster; written at the request of the right hon. the lord Buckhurst, Lo. Thresurer of England, tempore Regine Elizabethe: per Fanshawe;" i.e. Sir Thomas Fanshawe
MS. Rawl. C. 180, fol. 1
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Title
"A short compendium or breife declaration of what euery officer" of the Exchequer "ought to doe by vertue of his office in England; as alsoe the articles of the writinge of the late court of augmentacion and revenews of the Crowne and the late courts of first fruites and tenths to the court of exchequer at Westminster; written at the request of the right hon. the lord Buckhurst, Lo. Thresurer of England, tempore Regine Elizabethe: per Fanshawe;" i.e. Sir Thomas Fanshawe
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 180, fol. 1
Date
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
Papers by Sir Thomas Fanshawe and John Middleton, esq.
"A short compendium or breife declaration of what euery officer" of the Exchequer "ought to doe by vertue of his office in England; as alsoe the articles of the writinge of the late court of augmentacion and revenews of the Crowne and the late courts of first fruites and tenths to the court of exchequer at Westminster; written at the request of the right hon. the lord Buckhurst, Lo. Thresurer of England, tempore Regine Elizabethe: per Fanshawe;" i.e. Sir Thomas Fanshawe
