The History of Mary I, Queen of England / as found in the public records, despatches of ambassadors, in original private letters, and other contemporary documents

by J. M. Stone

[176] Cotton MS. Vit. B. xiv., 177. This, and all the letters written by Mary to her father and Cromwell at this time, are to be seen at the British Museum; they are all written in her own firm, clear hand, but many of them are much damaged by the fire at Cotton House.

[177] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 283; printed in Hearne’s Sylloge, p. 140.

[178] Vide his letter to Charles V., p. 111.

[179] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 284. Hearne’s Sylloge, p. 146.

[180] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 265. Hearne, p. 147.

[181] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 286. Hearne, p. 148.

[182] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 287. Hearne, p. 149.

[183] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 271. Hearne, p. 124.

[184] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 270. Hearne, p. 126.

[185] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 272. Hearne, p. 127.