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Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” p. 124.
9.
Ibid.
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Aff. Etr. XIII, fol. 157, quoted in Harbison,
Rival Ambassadors
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11.
CSPS
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12.
Aff. Etr. XIII, fols. 160, 180, quoted in Harbison,
Rival Ambassadors
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CSPV
VI, ii, p. 956.
13.
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14.
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15.
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16.
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18.
CSPV
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19.
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20.
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1.
CSPV
VI, 870, p. 1026.
2.
Strype,
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3.
Ibid., pp. 261–63.
4.
CSPS
XIII, 299, pp. 290–91;
CSPV
VI, ii, 873, pp. 1028–29.
5.
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6.
CSPV
VI, ii, p. 927.
7.
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XIII, 339, p. 317.
8.
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CSPV
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3.
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VI, ii, 772, p. 880.
4.
Pole,
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5.
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6.
Strype,
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7.
CSPV
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8.
CSPV
VI, 937, pp. 1166–70.
9.
CSPV
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10.
Cal. Pole, 111
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11.
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CSPV
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13.
CSPV
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Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 150–51.
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Pole,
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16.
CSPV
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17.
CSPV
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CSPV
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1.
CSPV
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2.
CSPS
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3.
CSPS
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4.
CSPS
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5.
BL, Harley 6949, is the transcript of the will and is printed in D. M. Loades,
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6.
CSPV
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M. J. Rodriguez-Salgado and S. Adams, eds., “The Count of Feria’s Despatch to Philip II of 14 November 1558,”
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9.
CSPS
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10.
CSPV
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Clifford,
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Holinshed,
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CSPV
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5.
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CSPS
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TNA SP 12/1, fols. 32–33.
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Strype,
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Nichols, ed., “The Diary of Henry Machyn,” pp. 182–83; TNA SP 12/1, fols. 69–80.
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Strype,
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Ibid.
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