Account of the northern expedition, letters of the earl of Strafford, etc., [copies],
Copies, 1640, of 'the Lord Conway's relation concerning the passages in the late northern expedition together with diverse letters of the earl of Strafford and others touching the said passages’.
Account of 'ye present troubles'; and a treatise on obedience to magistrates [draft],
Draft, [1639x1648], of ‘A short narration of occurrences in ye kingdome of Scotland and ye present troubles, together with their cause and progression’, together with a draft of ‘questions touching upon obedience to magistrates in eminency’.
Foreign Affairs Committee 2013
Part of Ann Clwyd Papers
The folders contain a variety of Foreign Affairs Committee session papers, visits documents, reports, and a case study from October and November 2013. Covering Northern and Western Africa extremism and political instability, Strategic Export Controls , Government Foreign Policy towards the United States, EU, Scotland, Human Rights work, BBC World Service and China.
It also includes a Visit to Boston, New York and Washington D.C. 27-31 October 2013 report, Foreign and Commonwealth Annual Reports and Accounts, British-American Parliamentary Group - Executive Committee Report, FCO and British Council Aid Response to the Arab Spring, British Council - Influence and Attraction and The Road to Dispossession: A Case Study- The Outpost of Adei Ad.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Foreign Affairs Committee
Francis Bacon’s speech concerning the naturalisation of the Scots [copy],
Copy, 5 January 1608x[1648], of Sir Francis Bacon’s speech in the lower House of Parliament concerning the article of general naturalisation of the Scottish nation.
John Holland’s speech concerning the Scottish wars [copy],
Copy of Sir John Holland’s speech in the House of Commons, November 1640, concerning the Scottish wars and redress of grievances.
Letter from an alderman of Newcastle touching the Scottish war [copy],
Copy of a letter, 8 September 1640, from an alderman of Newcastle 'to his friend in London touching the campaign in the north'.
'The proposition of the Parliament to the king for a well grounded peace',
'The proposition of the Parliament to the king for a well grounded peace and to the Scotch commissioners', April 1646; with 'some papers of the Commissioners of Scotland ... concerning the propositions of peace' [printed], 11 April 1646, and the answers of the Lords and Commons to these papers [printed], 16 April 1646.