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Proceedings and reports of the Commissioners for enquiring into Virginian affairs and settling Virginian grievances. Part 1
Title
Proceedings and reports of the Commissioners for enquiring into Virginian affairs and settling Virginian grievances. Part 1 [electronic resource], 1676-1677.
Published
Marlborough, England : Adam Matthew Digital, c2015.
Physical Description
1 online resource : 60 items.
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Notes
Volume title from publisher's website (resource viewed on 7 Oct. 2015)
Volume reference no.: CO 5/1371 Part 1.
Includes index.
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Colonial America. Module l. Early settlement, expansion and rivalries.
Format
Online
Language
English
Added to Catalog
March 21, 2024
Series
Colonial America. Module 1
Contents
Bacon's appeal to the people of Accomack
Bacon's letter
By His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Virginia, a declaration
Colonel Jeffreys to the Governor
Colonel Jeffreys to the Governor
Colonel Morrison to the Lord Colepeper
Colonel Morrison to Mr. Cooke
Colonel Morrison's petition to the King
The Commissioners to the Governor (6 Mar. 1677)
Commission for inquiry into forfeited estates etc.
The Commissioners to the Governor (21 Mar. 1677)
The Commissioners to the Lord Treasurer
The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (27 Mar. 1677)
The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (4 May 1677)
The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (22 Mar. 1677)
The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins, and postscript (9 Apr. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (27 Mar. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (5 Apr. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (13 Apr. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry with queries to be restored by Council (27 Mar. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Williamson (13 Apr. 1677)
The Commissioners to Secretary Williamson (27 Mar. 1677)
The Committee to Mr. Watkins
Contents list for CO 5/1371
A declaration to His Majesty's loving subjects of Virginia
Dialogue between Bacon and Good
Direction superadded to the sheriffs
A form of an indictment for rebellion, by levying war
From the Commissioner to Mr. Watkins (27 Feb. 1677)
From the Commissioner to Secretary Coventry (14 Feb. 1677)
The Governor to Colonel Morrison
The Governor's answer to the foregoing letters
His Majesty refers the petition to the Earl of Danby etc.
The humble appeal of the volunteers etc.
Interlocutory heads of matters in conference with Sir William Berkeley
Lady Berkeley to the Commissioners
Letter from the Council of State in Virginia to Colonel Jeffreys
Letter from the Governor to Colonel Morrison and Sir John Berry
A letter from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison to the Secretaries of State
A letter to Captain Armsted and Captain Tiplady
A letter to Colonel Custis from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison, and postscript
Letter to the Commissioners from the Council of State of Virginia
A letter to the Governor upon the first arrival of His Majesty's Commissioners
Letter to the Grand Assembly
Letter to Sir William Berkeley from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison, and postscript
A letter written to Sir William Jones by Colonel Morrison
Letters exchanged between Colonel Morrison and Lady Berkeley
Letters of exchange between the Commissioners and the Governor
Letters sent and received by Colonel Morrison and William Berkeley, Governor of Virginia
Letters sent and received by the Commissioners and the Governor
A list of papers delivered to Secretary Coventry
Memorandum about Colonel Jeffreys' commission
A memorandum signed by Mr. Wiseman
Mr. Harwood to Sir William Berkeley
The names and characters of those that have been executed for rebellion
Names and characters of, and presents to the Indians etc.
The names of the several counties in Virginia
Sir William Berkeley' s proclamation
To the King's Majesty, most humble proposals on behalf of the Indian kings etc.
A warrant signed by Sir William Berkeley.
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