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Items from the collection are being transcribed as part of [[Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO)]] at the Folger. Selected items are also transcribed in Folgerpedia or as PDF files, and are listed here: | Items from the collection are being transcribed as part of [[Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO)]] at the Folger. Selected items are also transcribed in Folgerpedia or as PDF files, and are listed here: | ||
* [[Media:L.d.669to675.pdf |Folger MSS L.d.669-L.d.675]] | * [[Media:L.d.669to675.pdf |Folger MSS L.d.669-L.d.675]] | ||
<i>“And one of them slayne, but by whom … he Cannot judge”: The pirate depositions taken by Nathaniel Bacon (1576)at the Folger Shakespeare Library</i>, edited by Scott Bevill, Caroline Carpenter, Lauren Griffin, John Kuhn, James Lambert, Nate Probasco, Marten Stromberg (Folger Shakespeare Library, 2013) | <i>“And one of them slayne, but by whom … he Cannot judge”: The pirate depositions taken by Nathaniel Bacon (1576) at the Folger Shakespeare Library</i>, edited by Scott Bevill, Caroline Carpenter, Lauren Griffin, John Kuhn, James Lambert, Nate Probasco, Marten Stromberg (Folger Shakespeare Library, 2013) | ||
* Linked description will go here (work in progress) | * Linked description will go here (work in progress) | ||
* Linked description will go here (work in progress) | * Linked description will go here (work in progress) | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 4 November 2016
The Bacon-Townshend collection contains letters and documents concerned with family, business, estate, financial, legal, and governmental affairs of Sir Nathaniel Bacon (1547-1622), Sir Nicholas Bacon (1509-1579), and members of the Townshend family, all of Norfolk. Most items date to between 1550 and 1640, though a few items are earlier or later. For a brief collection-level description, see its Hamnet record. For a detailed description and full contents list, see its online Finding Aid.
Transcriptions
Items from the collection are being transcribed as part of Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO) at the Folger. Selected items are also transcribed in Folgerpedia or as PDF files, and are listed here:
“And one of them slayne, but by whom … he Cannot judge”: The pirate depositions taken by Nathaniel Bacon (1576) at the Folger Shakespeare Library, edited by Scott Bevill, Caroline Carpenter, Lauren Griffin, John Kuhn, James Lambert, Nate Probasco, Marten Stromberg (Folger Shakespeare Library, 2013)
- Linked description will go here (work in progress)
- Linked description will go here (work in progress)