Manuscript Pamphleteering in Early Stuart England
532 texts available.
Of the Voyage for Guiana (1618?)
2 witnesses
No manuscript details.
The Office of the Earl Marshal of England (No date)
4 witnesses
No manuscript details.
On Judicature in Parliament (No date)
4 witnesses
No manuscript details.
On War and Peace, in answer to Prince Henry (1612?)
24 witnesses
No manuscript details.
On the Suppression of Jesuits (11 August 1613, although this version dated 1628) Images available Transcript available
18 witnesses
British Library, Additional MS 11600
Opinion Touching the Alteration of Coin (2 September 1626) Images available Transcript available
18 witnesses
British Library, Harley MS 390
Opinion of All the Judges of England Concerning Ship Money (7 February 1637)
13 witnesses
No manuscript details.
Opinion of Sundry Antiquaries Touching the Antiquity of Parliaments (No date)
12 witnesses
No manuscript details.
Opinion of the Ancient Doctors of the Law, Whether it be Lawful for a Prince, whose Subject is wronged by a Foreign Prince, to Licence his Subject to Detain the Body and Goods of that Prince's Subject, which Wrongeth (No date)
4 witnesses
No manuscript details.
Opinion on Sutton's Charity (1618?) Images available Transcript available
4 witnesses
British Library, Additional MS 22591
Opinion to One of the Knights of the Parliament for Lancashire concerning Episcopacy (1640)
1 witness
No manuscript details.
Oration to His Army (1620)
4 witnesses
No manuscript details.
Orders to Be Used in the King's Majesty's Navy (1628?)
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No manuscript details.
Ordinary Annual Issues in the Exchequer (No date)
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No manuscript details.
Ordinary Annual Receipts in the Exchequer (No date)
6 witnesses
No manuscript details.
Paradox in Praise of Richard III (Before 1603?)
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No manuscript details.
A Parallel of Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, and George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham (1633?) Images available Transcript available
29 witnesses
British Library, Additional MS 22591
The Passages and Occurrences Which Happened from the First Acceptation of the Crown of Bohemia By the Palsgrave Until the Losing of the Palatinate (After 1622)
1 witness
No manuscript details.
The Peddler (c.1627) Images available Transcript available
3 witnesses
British Library, Additional MS 11600
Petition (1640)
2 witnesses
No manuscript details.