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John Bagford: Commonplace books: circ. 1700.includes:f. 5 John Hartcliffe, Canon of Windsor: Letter to B. Motte: 1691.f. 33 Dr John Danes: Catalogue of the British authors out of his dictionary, and the year when they flourished: circ. 1700.f. 34...

Title: John Bagford: Commonplace books: circ. 1700.includes:f. 5 John Hartcliffe, Canon of Windsor: Letter to B. Motte: 1691.f. 33 Dr John Danes: Catalogue of the British authors out of his dictionary, and the year when they flourished: circ. 1700.f. 34... Unspecified

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Antiquarian Maps Collection, 1493 - 1962

Title: Antiquarian Maps Collection, 1493 - 1962

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"JESUS of Nazareth, king of ye Jewes:" a tract by John Speed, dedicated to James [Montague], Bishop of Winchester [1616-1618]. It is nearly identical with chap. x. of the author's "Cloud of Witnesses," London, 1616. Paper; late xviith cent. Duodecim...

Title: "JESUS of Nazareth, king of ye Jewes:" a tract by John Speed, dedicated to James [Montague], Bishop of Winchester [1616- 1618]. It is nearly identical with chap. x. of the author's "Cloud of Witnesses," London, 1616. Paper; late xviith cent. Duodecim... Late 17th century

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Speed, John, 1552?-1629. Carmina quadrigesimalia, ca. 1729.

Title: Carmina quadrigesimalia, ca. 1729.

Includes a 17th century copy of a poem, The session on the critics, by [William?] Pattison and a prologue and epilogue to Esop [by Vanbrugh?]. Some of the poems seem to have been written by Cambridge men. Also, excerpts from and comments on various works on British topography and place names by Augustus Antoninus, Ravennas Anonymus, William Burton, Ptolemy Francis Wise, Leland, Speed and others, made by Rev. [James] Baldwin, to whom two letters used for notes are addressed at Quidenham and Bunwell, Norf., undated, and 1736.

ArchivalResource: 150 leaves.

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Oscar I. Norwich collection of map of Africa and its islands, 1486 - ca. 1865

Title: Oscar I. Norwich collection of map of Africa and its islands, 1486 - ca. 1865

The collection contains 316 maps of Africa and its islands collected by Oscar I. Norwich.

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Sloane 1865Paper, in Quarto, ff. 162, XVII Century.1. Institutiones logicae, in libros duos distinctae. ff. 2-36.2. A short account of Europe and its states, viz. Italy, Naples, Sicily, Sardinia, Venice, Tuscany, Luca, Genoa, Lombardy, France, etc. (...

Title: Sloane 1865Paper, in Quarto, ff. 162, XVII Century.1.Institutiones logicae, in libros duos distinctae. ff. 2-36.2.A short account of Europe and its states, viz. Italy, Naples, Sicily, Sardinia, Venice, Tuscany, Luca, Genoa, Lombardy, France, etc. (... Unspecified

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MIDDLETON PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. 338). Correspondence mainly addressed to Sir Leoline Jenkins, Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland, and Sidney Godolphin, 1st Lord Godolphin, [1st Earl of Godolphin 1706], in addition to Lord Middleton and Dr Owen Wynn...

Title: MIDDLETON PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. 338). Correspondence mainly addressed to Sir Leoline Jenkins, Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland, and Sidney Godolphin, 1st Lord Godolphin, [1st Earl of Godolphin 1706], in addition to Lord Middleton and Dr Owen Wynn... 7 Jun 1660-Jun 1685

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"GESTA BRITANNICA, præsortim Anglorum, adjectis aliquot observationibus, maxime in iis quæ, ad ecclesiam a temporibus retroactis ad A.D. mdcxlviii [Jan. 1648/9] spectant."The work, which is apparently autograph, is divided into ten books, the last th...

Title: "GESTA BRITANNICA, præsortim Anglorum, adjectis aliquot observationibus, maxime in iis quæ, ad ecclesiam a temporibus retroactis ad A.D. mdcxlviii [Jan. 1648/9] spectant."The work, which is apparently autograph, is divided into ten books, the last th... Unspecified

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FEOFFMENT by Henry Traas, of Multon [Moulton, co. Suff.], John Mason, "capellanus," John Domynyk, of Mildenhale [Mildenhall, co. Suff.], John Speed, of Mildenhale, and John Kyrkeby, of Asshele [Ashley, co. Camb.], to John Leyghton, of Multon, Thomas ...

Title: FEOFFMENT by Henry Traas, of Multon [Moulton, co. Suff.], John Mason, "capellanus," John Domynyk, of Mildenhale [Mildenhall, co. Suff.], John Speed, of Mildenhale, and John Kyrkeby, of Asshele [Ashley, co. Camb.], to John Leyghton, of Multon, Thomas ... Unspecified

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Speed, John, 1552?-1629. Davids harp tuned unto teares as well in himselfe as in his children, [ca. 1600].

Title: Davids harp tuned unto teares as well in himselfe as in his children, [ca. 1600].

Manuscript on paper, in single secretary hand, of a two-part verse account of the Biblical history of David and his descendants. The first part includes an "Introduction" spanning Biblical history from Adam to David's rise to power and several poems describing David's adultery with Bathsheba. The second part comprises poems describing the sins and rebellions of his children Amnon, Tamar, Absolom, and Adonijah.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (216 p.); 21 x 14 cm.

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Ewart Map Collection, 1567-1900

Title: Ewart Map Collection 1567-1900

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FEOFFMENT by Henry Traas, of Multon, John Mason, chaplain, John Domynyk, of Mildenhall, John Speed, of Mildenhall, and John Kyrkeby, of Ashley, to Peter Ouereye, Thomas Ouereye, John Leyghton, and. Richard Melleman, of Multon, of land in Multon. Witn...

Title: FEOFFMENT by Henry Traas, of Multon, John Mason, chaplain, John Domynyk, of Mildenhall, John Speed, of Mildenhall, and John Kyrkeby, of Ashley, to Peter Ouereye, Thomas Ouereye, John Leyghton, and. Richard Melleman, of Multon, of land in Multon. Witn... Unspecified

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Fonds d'archives du collège des Irlandais de Paris

Title: Fonds d'archives du collège des Irlandais de Paris

On peut être surpris de trouver des actes médiévaux dans le fonds d'un établissement fondé au XVIe siècle. En fait, il s'agit des actes et titres de propriétés sur parchemins concernant le collège des Lombards, qui ont été transmis à la communauté irlandaise lorsque celle-ci s'est établie dans les bâtiments de la rue des Carmes. Le volume le plus important est constitué par les archives du collège avec, outre les documents concernant le Collège des Lombards, ceux du Collège des Irlandais et des bâtiments situés dans et autour de la capitale et appartenant à la communauté Irlandaise, avec une partie particulièrement fournie sur la maison de campagne d'Arcueil (Val-de-Marne), ainsi que des dossiers sur des membres de l'administration du collège. Le fonds dispose également d'une partie sur les fondations des bourses dont étaient dotés les élèves irlandais boursiers venus étudier à Paris. Le Collège des Irlandais de Paris devait probablement jouer le rôle de « maison-mère » par rapport aux autres établissements fondés en France, ce qui peut expliquer pourquoi le fonds possède des liasses concernant les établissements situés à Bordeaux, Douai, Nantes, Rouen et Poitiers. De plus, la fusion opérée au début du XIXe siècle pour l'administration des établissements irlandais, écossais et anglais nous permet de disposer de quelques informations sur ces établissements. Le Collège des Irlandais ayant été principalement un lieu de formation de prêtres, l'on retrouve au sein du fonds un ensemble de documents sur l'Eglise et le monde religieux, avec des lettres d'ordinations et de missions et de la correspondance officielle avec de hauts-membres du clergé. On trouve aussi dans ces Archives un ensemble constitué d'ouvrages, de revues, d'articles et de coupures de presses, de brochures et de prospectus ainsi que de photographies. La présence d'Archives privées, notamment celles d'Antonio de Arauz y Bexaxano en langue espagnole, est à signaler. On note également la présence d'objets (médailles, clefs, boîtes, sacs en tissus avec jetons, encriers, cadres…). Au total, ce sont plus de 19 000 pièces qui sont conservées dans ces Archives.

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