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by Great Britain Public Record Office (Created by), Lambeth Palace Library (Created by), George Carew Totnes (Earl Of) (Created by)
This meticulously compiled "Calendar Of The Carew Manuscripts, Preserved In The Archiepiscopal Library At Lambeth ... 1589-1600" offers a detailed guide to a significant collection of historical documents. Focusing on the papers of George Carew, Earl of Totnes, and preserved within the prestigious Lambeth Palace Library, this volume provides researchers and historians with invaluable access to primary source material from late 16th-century Great Britain and beyond.
Compiled under the auspices of the Great Britain Public Record Office, this calendar is an essential resource for anyone studying British history, political correspondence, and the social conditions of the era. Explore the intricacies of a bygone era through this expertly curated index of historically important manuscripts.
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