Copy of the negotiations and correspondence of sir Charles Cornwaleys during bis embassy at the court of Madrid, 1607

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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 75, fol. 249 seqq.

Held at the Weston Library

Copy of the negotiations and correspondence of sir Charles Cornwaleys during bis embassy at the court of Madrid, including:

(fols. 251, 258, 264 b, 270, 273 b, 285, 290, 291, 304) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to the privy council;
(fols. 252 b, 256, 277 b, 288, 312 b, 313 b, 315) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to Rob. Cecill, earl of Salisbury;
(fols. 260, 272) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to the duke of Lerma;
(fol. 262) Sir George Carew to sir Chas. Cornwaleys, 30 Apr 1607;
(fol. 263 b) Hen. Howard, earl of Northampton, lord warden of the Cinque Ports, to sir Chas. Cornwaleys, 10 Apr 1607;
(fol. 265) Sir Ch. Cornwaleys to the earl of Northampton;
(fol. 272) Sir Ch. Cornwaleys to secretary Prada;
(fol. 294) A discourse written by sir Ch. Cornwaleys to prove that a conjunction by alliance of England and Spain is the most honourable and profitable course for both the monarchs.