]> 2026-05-29T20:27:54+00:00 John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d. 0 en 'I have sent you all the coppy of the Roman storye, desiring your corrections and augmentations, both matter, and monuments of your altars, so fare as to your wisdom shall seme mett. Such Coynes as are yet cut I have likewise sent you, I hope so many as will serve the presse a while, and will give time to M^r Swisser to perform the rest. We have been with M^r Cole, who makes it dainty to deliver his Coynes, so that the work man must either take them in his presenc and draw them on the woods, els will he not supply our wants: far from that opinion that your Worshipe, I thanke you, have conceived. The Coynes that you spake to him for, he sayth, he well remembreth not, and therefore we must desire your direction againe.' (BL, Cotton MS Julius C III, f.355; Burnett 2020b, p. 156) 15256 Cotton MS Julius C III, f.355 English Ellis 1843, pp. 111-12, letter 33 Burnett 2020b, pp. 156, 220, 236, 239 engraved plates book production 15256 John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d. Burnett 2020b, p. 156, n. 48: 'The letter is undated, but Ellis 1843, p. 108, attributed it to 1609–10, during the preparation of Speed’s ''History'' of 1611. The mention of Switzer shows that this is correct and that the passage cannot refer to the plates made by Speed for Camden in 1600, since they were made by William Rogers.' Correspondence.png 2023-09-18T15:10:16Z 2460206.1321296 2023-09-20T10:54:33Z 2460207.9545486 false John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d. 0 en John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d.#Burnett 2020b, p. 156, n. 48: 'The letter is undated, but Ellis 1843, p. 108, attributed it to 1609–10, during the preparation of Speed’s ''History'' of 1611. The mention of Switzer shows that this is correct an Burnett 2020b, p. 156, n. 48: 'The letter is undated, but Ellis 1843, p. 108, attributed it to 1609–10, during the preparation of Speed’s ''History'' of 1611. The mention of Switzer shows that this is correct and that the passage cannot refer to the plates made by Speed for Camden in 1600, since they were made by William Rogers.' 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d.]] John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d.# QUERY04ba07cc1ce94583dcc9914239ceec92 0 0 csv 1 [[:John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d.]] John Speed - Robert Bruce Cotton - n.d.# QUERYb5b2c25f71c6ce061f1cb7f95e617b77