A caveat for the quene : manuscript, 1582.

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A caveat for the quene : manuscript, 1582.

A description of the customs abuses at the Port of London.

[60] p., bound : vellum ; 17 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7799804

Houghton Library

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