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Archive Reference (shelfmark) Cotton MS Name William I, Prince of Orange, the Silent, 1533-1584 Level [40] File

1. Cotton MS Caligula B V

Reference (shelfmark):
Cotton MS Caligula B V
Title:
Records and papers concerning England and Scotland, including Thomas Churchyard, The scole of warre callid the sege of Lethe (1560)
Scope & Content:
Records and papers on English and Scottish affairs in the mid 16th century and the first half of the 17th century. Including The scole of warre callid the sege of Lethe, a poem by Thomas Churchyard (1523?–1604), writer and soldier, concerning the 1560 siege of Leith. ff. 2r-36v: Account of all ...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, Italian, and Latin
Date Range:
1525-1650
Extent:
1 volume

2. Cotton MS Galba C III

Reference (shelfmark):
Cotton MS Galba C III
Title:
Records and papers concerning England and the Low Countries, 1566–1570
Scope & Content:
Records and papers concerning England and the Low Countries, 1566-1570. f. 3r-3v: Articles granted by the magistrates of Brussels, and the Count of Mansfeld. For the public worship of Protestants. August 25 1566. Flemish. ff. 3v-6r: Paper concerning the necessity of an indulgence to the Prote...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, Flemish, French, Latin, and Spanish
Date Range:
1566-1570
Extent:
1 volume

3. Cotton MS Vespasian F III

Reference (shelfmark):
Cotton MS Vespasian F III
Title:
Correspondence and other documents written or attested by various monarchs
Scope & Content:
Correspondence and other documents written or attested by the kings, queens and rulers of England, France, Scotland, Castile, Aragon, Spain, Portugal, Florence, Tuscany, the Holy Roman Empire, Bohemia, Denmark, Sweden, Hungary and Russia, including William I of England (1066–1087) and his succes...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Danish, English, French, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, and Spanish
Date Range:
4th quarter of the 11th century-1st quarter of the 17th century
Extent:
1 volume