Letter signed from the Earl of Arlington to an unnamed Lord [manuscript], 1677 October 30.

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Letter signed from the Earl of Arlington to an unnamed Lord [manuscript], 1677 October 30.

Directing that a jewel worth £200 be given to the Duke of Newburgh's envoy by agreement with "Mr. LeGouch," his Majesty's jeweler, as a present from the King.

1 leaf ; 30 x 19 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7440692

Folger Shakespeare Library

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