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GD 220/5/800/13 (Montrose correspondence): letter relating to Andrew Fletcher

Ms 7020 (Yester papers), ff. 169–70: letter of Andrew Fletcher to Lord Yester, 1699

Ms 16502 (Saltoun papers): correspondence of Andrew Fletcher

Ms 17498 (Saltoun papers), f. 72: ‘A Letter from a Gentleman at London to his Friend at Edinburgh, October 13, 1700’

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GD 220/5/800/13 (Montrose correspondence): letter relating to Andrew Fletcher

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Mss xIII.B.69–73: ‘Delle Lezioni Accademiche de’ diversi valentuomini de' nostri tempi recitate avanti l'Eccmo. Sig. Duca di Medina Coeli'

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Microfilm 27.1.10: ‘Antico Catalogo della Biblioteca dei Girolamini attribuito a Giambattista Vico’

Microfilm 28.3.28 (of Codice Cart. xV, op. 13, ff. 120–9): ‘Discorso politico circa lo stato presente dell'Europa, e delle vere ragioni, per le quale i Prencipi collegati non desiderano la pace col Re di Francia, 1695, nel mese di Marzo’, attributed to Francesco D'Andrea

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Ms xx.A.18, ff. 95–109: ‘Risposta a un libro … dell'Abate Magnati’ (another copy of a work in BNN Ms xIII. B. 73, ff. 132–50)

Ms xxVI.D.10, ff. 728–55: ‘Riflessioni sopra li differenti interessi che la maggior parte delle potenze d'Europa hanno nel presente stato della monarchia di Spagna’

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Ms Ⅺ.C.25: ff. 1–23: ‘Il vero interesse de principi cristiani opposto a'i falsi interessi, che da poco in qua’ sono stati dati in luce. Trattato che rappresenta al vivo l'interesse, che hanno li principi cristiani d'opporsi alle pretensioni d'un re, che vorebbe rendersi soggetti tutti li stati dell'Europa'

Mss xIII.B.69–73: ‘Delle Lezioni Accademiche de’ diversi valentuomini de' nostri tempi recitate avanti l'Eccmo. Sig. Duca di Medina Coeli'

Ms xIII.D.8: ‘Raccolta di Rime, e Prose non ancora terminate di Tiberio Carafa Principe di Chiusano’

Microfilm 27.1.10: ‘Antico Catalogo della Biblioteca dei Girolamini attribuito a Giambattista Vico’

Microfilm 28.3.28 (of Codice Cart. xV, op. 13, ff. 120–9): ‘Discorso politico circa lo stato presente dell'Europa, e delle vere ragioni, per le quale i Prencipi collegati non desiderano la pace col Re di Francia, 1695, nel mese di Marzo’, attributed to Francesco D'Andrea

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Ms xx.A.18, ff. 95–109: ‘Risposta a un libro … dell'Abate Magnati’ (another copy of a work in BNN Ms xIII. B. 73, ff. 132–50)

Ms xxVI.D.10, ff. 728–55: ‘Riflessioni sopra li differenti interessi che la maggior parte delle potenze d'Europa hanno nel presente stato della monarchia di Spagna’

Ms xxVII.c.10, ff. 121–31: ‘Copia di lettera scritta da D. Bartolomeo Ceva Grimaldi Duca di Telese ad un suo amico a Napoli, Vienna lo sc'mbre 1701’

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