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One of only four charters of Earl Roger known to exist and the only one to have a part of the seal still adhering. Gives important information about the administration of the earldom

Only known copy of this edition, not previously recorded. Printed in France by Jean Caillard

Also included are the papers of AG Stapleton, Cannings secretary and biographer. About 1300 letters , many from major political figures of the period including Lords Liverpool, Granville, Wellesley , also Princess Lieven, Huskission, and the Rev Sidney Smith

300 letters are from Oates to his mother, the remaining 100 notes of condolence to Mrs Oates from her sons friends. The letters build up a convincing picture of an extraordinarily attractive personality

This manuscript is the most important source for the music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance in England.

Includes important correspondence with Lord Grey at the time of the Reform Bill crisis

The pamphlets reflect the concerns of the East India Company between 1784 and 1858. Those by Francis carry his annotations

Map 54 x 66cm , prepared by a Belgian engineer WB Craan, engraved by G Jackowick. Presented by Lord Kenyon

A remarkable literary document of the Chartist Movement, written in Stafford Jail where Cooper was imprisoned on charges arising out of the riots of 1842. This is the second editionl issued in penny parts. Presented by John Ehrman

Contains contributions to magazine of 1860s and 1870s, and some unpublished immature work. Presented by CSA Dobson