Danby papers 1661-1748 1661-1684

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Danby papers 1661-1748 1661-1684

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The papers document aspects of Danby's political career, particularly his investigation of the Popish Plot and his impeachment in 1678. They include correspondence with Robert Spencer, Earl of Sunderland on the negotiation for the Treaty of Nijmegen; letters from several members of the House of Lords on affairs of state; extracts from the correspondence of Edward Coleman and from informants' testimonies; letters and documents relating to Danby's impeachment and imprisonment, including copies of his petitions for release; and papers concerning his various offices, including muster rolls for the West Riding Militia and Treasury accounts.

Total Boxes: 3; Other Storage Formats: Oversize; Linear Feet: 2.50

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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