(1)A treatise concerninge the Nobilitie accordinge to the laws of England. (2) A treatise of sea causes, contayninge a yearly observation of the English and Spanish fleetes that were sett forth one to annoy the other, from the year 1585..
(1)A treatise concerninge the Nobilitie accordinge to the laws of England. (2) A treatise of sea causes, contayninge a yearly observation of the English and Spanish fleetes that were sett forth one to annoy the other, from the year 1585, that the warrs with Spaine began, until the year 1602, that King James made his happie entrance into this kingdom...
Record Details
| Item reference: | LEC/1; NOR/3 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Artificial collections previously assembled |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1585-01-01 - 1624-12-31; 1585-1624 |
| Creator: | Leconfield |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- (1)A treatise concerninge the Nobilitie accordinge to the laws of England. (2) A treatise of sea causes, contayninge a yearly observation of the English and Spanish fleetes that were sett forth one to annoy the other, from the year 1585.. (Manuscript) (LEC/1)
- Reports of the Commissioners appointed in 1618 to remedy abuses in the Navy and to examine the accounts c.1618. (Manuscript) (LEC/2)
- Instructions to all officers belonging to the Navy, given by the Earl of Nottingham and Marquis of Buckingham, with a list of Admirals from the reign of King Edward II to 1623. (Manuscript) (LEC/3)
- Instructions given by the Earl of Nottingham, Lord High Admiral and by the Duke of Buckingham, Lord High Admiral, for the government of the Navy, 1607. (Manuscript) (LEC/4)
- (1) Letter from Sir Walter Raleigh to Prince Henry. (2) Document claiming jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports for the Admiralty. (3) A copy of 'The sovereignty of the seas of England' by Sir John Borough. (Manuscript) (LEC/6)
- A brief discourse of the Navy, 26 January 1638. (Manuscript) (LEC/7)
- 'Observations and overtures for a sea fight upon our coasts', with orders and directions to be given by an Admiral and rules for the men on board the ships, c.1607. (Manuscript) (LEC/8)
- A copy of 'The Seaman's Dictionary' by Sir Henry Mainwaring, c.1623. (Manuscript) (LEC/9)