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Charles I, King of Gt. Brit., 1600-1649. "His Ma:ties Speach to both the houses of Parlament ... the 26 of June 1628" (Item No. 30), [ca. 1628] Box 2

Contemporary manuscript copy.

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Charles I, King of Gt. Brit., 1600-1649. "... Speech in Yorke the 24th September 1640 ... " (Item No. 42), [ca. 1640] Box 2

Contemporary manuscript copy.

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Charles I, King of Gt. Brit., 1600-1649. "The Kings Letter to the Judges ... 14th Feb 1636" (Item No. 5), [ca. 1636] Box 1

Contemporary manuscript copy. Contents: The King's letter; His case also their generall Resolutions thereupon; My Lord Keeper's speech in ye starr chamber. Concerns ship- money controversy. Second part is issued in the names of John Bramston, John Finch, Humphrey Davenport, John Denham, Richard Hutton, William Jones, George Crooke, Thomas Trevor, George Vernon, Robert Barkley, Francis Crawley and Richard Weston.

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Claim of Catherine (Grey) Seymour, Countess of Hertford, to the Crown of England (Item No. 8), 1500-1540 Box 1

Anonymous manuscript.

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Cooke, Sir Edward, 1552-1634. "A little treatise of Baile and maineprise written at the request of Sr William Haydon knight ..." (Item No. 18), [ca. 1600] Box 1

Contemporary manuscript copy.

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Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce, 1571-1631

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Coventry, Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron, 1578-1640. "Speach ... to both the houses ... in the Banquetting chamber at Whytehall on Thursday 30 march ano 1625" (Item No. 26), [1625 or later] Box 2

Contemporary manuscript copy. With remarks by the King [Charles I].

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Crooke, Sir George, 1560-1642. "Argument in the Case of Ship-money ... " (Item No. 6), [ca. 1638] Box 1

Contemporary manuscript copy. Incomplete; the complete argument was published in "The Arguments of ... Sir George Croke ..." (London, 1641).

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Digges, Thomas, d. 1595. "Arguments proving the King Maties propriety in the Sealands and Salt shoares thereof" (Item No. 4), [ca. 1615] Box 1

Anonymous manuscript copy. Printed in Stuart Moore, History of the Foreshore (London, 1888). Originally written in 1568-69; this copy was written after 1603. Extensive use of Bracton's opinions.

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Elsynge, Henry, 1598-1654. "The Antient Method and Manner of holding of Parliamts in England ..." (Item No. 20), [1633 or later] Box 2

Anonymous manuscript copy.

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