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Quaestio quodlibetica, or, a discourse whether it may bee lawful to take use for money: manuscript
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Quaestio quodlibetica, or A discourse, whether it may bee lawfull to take use for money
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Transcript of the Ship Money Case: manuscript
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Proceedings of the "Ship Money Case." Spine of volume is very fragile.
mssHM 728
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A booke of exchange of merchants: manuscript
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A discussion of the principles of mercantile exchanges of weights and currencies, with examples, followed by a brief treatise on the Mint and coinage.
mssHM 730
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Arguments of the 12 judges in the Exchequer Chamber about ship money : manuscript
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A manuscript copy of the court proceedings in the 1637 case "R v Hampden, 3 Howell State Trials, 825," in which Buckinghamshire gentleman landowner John Hampden refused to pay ship money levied by Charles I. The case was finally heard by all 12 judges in the Court of Exchequer Chamber; Hampden lost the case, seven judges to five. This copy is in a modern binding with marbled covers; on spine: "Parliamentary Papers. M.S.," spine is damaged and fragile; with modern pencil autograph notes on verso of first page.
mssHM 204
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Commonplace book. Poetical and legal: manuscript
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Contains poems by Ben Jonson, John Done, Richard Corbett, and others with (in a different hand) a treatise on Justices of the Peace and criminal law arranged in alphabetical order by topic.
mssHM 46323