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1. Add MS 34329-34335

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Add MS 34329-34335
Title:
STATE-PAPERS, letters, etc., relating to negotiations with Portugal and Spain; l572-1720. Seven volumes. Paper. Folio. The collection was made by Sir Robert Southwell, Clerk to the Privy Council, and (1690) Secretary of State for Ireland. The letters comprise the correspondence of Southwell, when Envoy to Portugal (1665-1669), with the Secretaries of State and others, and, on his return, with Francis Parry, English Resident at Lisbon (1671-1680), and Paul Methuen, Envoy Extraordinary to Lisb...
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Kingdom of Spain: Negotiations in, by Sir R. Southwell, etc.: 1574-1720. Sir Robert Southwell, Clerk of the Privy Council: State correspondence: 1665-1720. Kingdom of Portugal: Negotiations of Sir R. Southwell and others in: 1574-1720. England General Chronicles and History: Negotiations in S...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Dutch, English, French, Latin, Portuguese, and Spanish
Date Range:
1572-1720
Extent:
7 items

2. Add MS 34341-34344

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Add MS 34341-34344
Title:
LETTERS to Sir Robert Southwell, Clerk to the Privy Council, etc. (with a few to Lord Arlington), chiefly from British agents in the Low Countries, and relating to the war with Holland and the abortive negociations for peace at Cologne; 1672-1674. Most of the letters are from [Sir Henry de Vic,] Baron de Vique, British Resident at Brussels; from Richard Bulstrode, Agent (and afterwards successively Resident and Envoy) at Brussels; from Joseph Chaumont, who appears to have been employed as an...
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Sir Robert Southwell, Clerk of the Privy Council: Letters to, from British agents in Brussels and Cologne: 1672 - 1674. Netherlands, United Provinces: Letters from English agents in: 1672-1674. Charles II of England: Letters to Sir R. South. well, from British agents in Brussels and Cologne: 1...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, Italian, and Spanish
Date Range:
1672-1674
Extent:
4 items