File Wynnstay MS 44 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - Argument upon impositions.

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Wynnstay MS 44 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]

Title

Argument upon impositions.

Date(s)

  • [17 cent.] (Creation)

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Extent and medium

107 ff.

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Biographical history

Archival history

Old number B. 23.

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Scope and content

Another copy of the Argument of Sir John Davies (1569-1626), written in two hands, one of which is similar to that of Nos. 40 and 48. This copy differs from MS 43 in that it has a table of contents at the beginning.

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Access to the original manuscript by authorised permission only. Readers are directed to use surrogate copies.

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  • English

Script of material

Language and script notes

English.

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Available on microfilm at the Library.

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For another copy see MS 43.

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Note

Preferred citation: Wynnstay MS 44.

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Title based on contents.

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vtls005672849

Project identifier

ISYSARCHB68

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Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru = The National Library of Wales

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  • Text: Wynnstay MS 44 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - Access to the original manuscript by authorised permission only. Readers are directed to use surrogate copies.