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363 watercolour drawings by the historian and antiquarian who was Keeper of Records in the Tower of London

An account in Anglo-Norman verse of the life and miracles of St Edmund, King of the East Angles; the original poem was written in the 12th century, this is one of only two copies known.

360 salt prints, a unique set of views of British keybuildings in Lucknow and Delhi, many portraits of civilians, soldiers and their families, Indian princes and others living in Lucknow at the time of the Mutiny

Limpus received many full and revealing letters from Admirals de Roebeck and Wemyss while he was Admiral Superintendent at Malta

99 letters written by the Field Marshal to his mistress, revealing that French was affected by the heavy losses and was not as callous as had been formerly thought. He wrote in great detail about the conduct of operations under his command on the Western Front

Printed at Strassburg by Adolf Rusch. Proctor *232, Hain *12796, Goff P-417 Presented by CA Webb together with Nicolaus: Dialogus creaturarum moralisatus, Gouda, 1482. Proctoer 8929, Hain-Copinger 6127, Goff N-154

A series of assessments for the collection of clerical taxation within the two archdeaconries of Suffolk and Sudbury.

The letter is about a new prison to be erected at Cambridge. Presented by John Ehrman

King Jamess early attempt to unify the two kingdoms; it would not be until 1707 that the term Great Britain would receive the official recognition of Parliament. Printed in London by Robert Barker, 3 broadside sheets, printed on rectos only in black letter.

24 leaves written in Carolingian script with titles of sections written in rustic capitals in the style of Tours. Bound in 18th century mottled sheepskin