Autograph letter signed from Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, to Henri IV, King of France [manuscript], 18 May [1591].
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Title
Autograph letter signed from Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, to Henri IV, King of France [manuscript], 18 May [1591].
Description
1 page ; 30 x 20 cm + 1 page (folded)
Associated name
Note
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One page folio in French, together with the separate letter cover, with two small intact red wax seals and remains of red silk ties.
One page folio in French, together with the separate letter cover, with two small intact red wax seals and remains of red silk ties.
Condition
remains of tabs from previous mounting(?)
Source of acquisition
Maggs Bros. PO 8684.
Place of creation/publication
France.
Call number
X.c.201
Folger-specific note
Purchase made possible by The Kathrine Dulin Folger and Family Acquisitions Endowment.
Purchase made possible by The Elizabeth L. Eisenstein Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Charles W. Engelhard Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Richard J. Kuhta Fund for Library Acquisitions.
Purchase made possible by The Kenneth C. Hogate Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Lois Green Schwoerer Fund for Library Acquisitions.
Purchase made possible by The Georges Lurcy Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The B. F. Saul Rare Book Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Elizabeth L. Eisenstein Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Charles W. Engelhard Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Richard J. Kuhta Fund for Library Acquisitions.
Purchase made possible by The Kenneth C. Hogate Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The Lois Green Schwoerer Fund for Library Acquisitions.
Purchase made possible by The Georges Lurcy Acquisitions Fund.
Purchase made possible by The B. F. Saul Rare Book Acquisitions Fund.
Folger accession
269140