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Transcripts, mainly from medieval documents, by George Harbin

MS. Lat. hist. b. 3

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Title

Transcripts, mainly from medieval documents, by George Harbin

Shelfmark

MS. Lat. hist. b. 3

Summary

Transcripts, mainly from medieval documents, by George Harbin, early 18th century, entitled 'Collectanea de rebus Britannicis'.

Date

early 18th century

Language

Latin

Physical facet

blind-tooled reversed calf, rebacked

Physical extent

261 Leaves

Custodial history

Bought with other Harbin manuscripts from Sir Alexander Malet by Sir Thomas Phillipps, 1831; Phillipps MS. 4834; Sotheby's, 17 May 1897, lot 85; probably owned by W. A. Lindsay.

Acquisition

Bought, G. H. Last, cat. 139 (1927), 1200.

Subject

18th century

Great Britain -- History

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  • Harbin, George, c. 1665-1744

  • Anstis, John, 1669-1744

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