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Corrigenda

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Institute of Historical Research

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Horatio F. Brown (editor)

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1900

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5

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'Corrigenda', Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 10: 1603-1607 (1900), pp. V. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=95596 Date accessed: 24 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf


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Corrigenda.

P. 20, note, for “Sootile” read “Soltile.”

P. 30, 1. 15, for “whenever” read “when.”

P. 35, 1. 37, for “He” read “The father.”

P. 48, 1. 9, for “Ambassador” read “Secretary.”

P. 61, 1. 26, for “foot” read “horse.”

P. 74, note, add to Earldoms “Devon” remove “Mountjoy” from barons.

P. 81, 1. 32, dele “him.”

P. 87, 1. 16, for “eon” read “con.”

P. 93, 1. 19, for “Marin Cavalli” read “Anzolo Badoer

P. 93, 1. 26, ” ” ” ”

P. 95, 1. 48, for “good” read “goods.”

P. 108, note, for “Ferdinands” road “Ferdinando

P. 127, 1. 12, for “Angelo” read “Anzolo.”

P. 131, 1. 43, for “Parsons” read “Persons.”

P. 202, note, dele from “though” to end.

P. 209, note, for “des” read “de.”

P. 212, 1. 30, for “councilled” read “counselled.”

P. 234, 1. 15, for “Thomas” read “Charles.”

P. 247, 1. 27, for “*” print “†.”

P. 267, 1. 44, for “Zanthe” read “ Zante.”

P. 268, 1. 28, for “Cirnwallis” read “Cornwallis.”

P. 272, last line, for “Zanthe” read “Zante.”

P. 273, 1. 5, ” ” ” ”

P. 273, 1. 47 ” ” ” ”

P. 315, 1. 27, for “France” read “Spain.”

P. 346, 1. 8, for “afar” read “ and far.”

P. 349, note, for “Moreton” read “Morton.”

P. 377, note, for “Venetian” read “Venetian.



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