The Conway papers ...
1936
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Title
The Conway papers ...
Created/published
[S.l.], [ca. 1936]
Description
128 leaves ; cm.
Associated name
Note
Original typescript.
"The Conway papers are so named from Sir Edward Conway ... He ... became Secretary of State to James I and Charles I. In the main the papers are those which came into his hands in the regular routine of his office ..." Cf. l. 1.
There are three volumes of the Conway papers in the British Museum. Mr. Bradford deals with the first of these volumes [1576-1606] which relates principally to Anthony Bourne, his wife Elizabeth Horne and Sir John Conway (Sir Edward's father)
"The Conway papers are so named from Sir Edward Conway ... He ... became Secretary of State to James I and Charles I. In the main the papers are those which came into his hands in the regular routine of his office ..." Cf. l. 1.
There are three volumes of the Conway papers in the British Museum. Mr. Bradford deals with the first of these volumes [1576-1606] which relates principally to Anthony Bourne, his wife Elizabeth Horne and Sir John Conway (Sir Edward's father)
Call number
DA378.C6 B6
Folger-specific note
N.C. Brett-James copy.