Add MS 38510 G

1. Ratification by Edward IV of the truce with Charles, Duke of Burgundy, made 23 Oct. 1466, before his succession to the Dukedom; Westminster, 15 Aug. 1467. Fr. Copy. For the corresponding ratification by the Duke see Rymer's Fædera, orig. edition, xi, p. 580. f. 90.

2. "Copia specialis et particularis auxilii" in explanation, etc., of the article in the treaty between Edw. IV and Charles, Duke of Burgundy, of equal date, as to the number and pay of troops to be supplied by either party in aid of the other; 25 July, anno 14 [1474]. Printed, with date 26 July, op. cit. xi, p. 809. f. 91.

3. "Recueul de toutes les matieres mises en termes pourparlees et concluces dantre les commis et deputez du conseil du Roy [d'Angleterre] dunc part et les ambaxadeurs de messieurs les Duc et Duchesse dausteriche, de Bourgogne [Maximilian, Archduke of Austria, and Mary, Duchess of Burgundy], etc., daultre"; [1480]. f. 92.

4. Deed whereby Maximilian, Archduke of Austria, and his wife Mary, Duchess of Burgundy, undertake to indemnify Edward IV for the loss of the 50,000 crowns annual pension from Louis XI stopped by the latter on the alliance between Edward IV and the Dukes; [1480]. Lat. Copy. Cf. op. cit. xii, p. 127. f. 94. Nos. 1-4 belonged to Sir Thomas Phillipps. Phillippa MS. 9967 (214), pts. 1-4 (sale-cat. 1911, lot 339).

5, 6. Deed of consent by James III of Scotland to a prolongation for two years of the truce with England, at the desire of Charles, Duke of Burgundy; Edinburgh, 21 Mar. 1472[3]. Lat. Two copies, the latter being dated 25 Mar. 1473 and signed by "Archibaldus Quhitelaw, Secretarius." Printed op. cit. xi, p. 772, where it is dated 25 Mar. 1473. ff. 96, 98. Nos. 5 and 6, Phillipps MS. 34964 (sale-cat. 1911, lot 371).