A Booke contayninge an establishment ... of annual payments and disbursements and annuall receiptes revenues and profittes due and payable to the Crowne..., circa 1607.

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A Booke contayninge an establishment ... of annual payments and disbursements and annuall receiptes revenues and profittes due and payable to the Crowne..., circa 1607.

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Manuscript on paper, in a single secretary hand, of of a collection of records of the state's receipts and payments of money, organized by office, including the Cofferer of the Household; the Treasurer of the Chamber; the Master of the Jewelhouse; the Principal Secretary for Intelligence; the Office of the Admiralty; and various towns, garrisons, and forts. The volume also records the expenses related to the provision of gunpowder; reparations for the king's stables; and maintenance of forces in the Low Countries.

1 v. (52 p.) ; 35 x 24 cm.

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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