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"An argument uppon the question of imposicions, digested and divided into sundrie chapters by one of his majesties learned councell in Ireland"

MS. Rawl. A. 494

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Title

"An argument uppon the question of imposicions, digested and divided into sundrie chapters by one of his majesties learned councell in Ireland"

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. A. 494

Summary

"Dedicated to King Iames in the latter end of his raigne by the author himselfe, seriant Davis;" i.e. sir John Davies.

Date

17th century

Language

English

Physical facet

On paper, in folio

Physical extent

68 Leaves

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Rawlinson Manuscripts

Rawlinson A: English History

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