]> 2026-04-22T11:41:49+00:00 William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24 0 en 43.76987,11.25558 1621-07-24Z 2313322.5 Lettre du 24 juillet 1621 (de Florence): 'Here I find dayly by the death of one or other good antiquities (both for medals and statues) to be sold, but dare not venture on any: my ability being too weak, and to buy them for you I dare scarce trust my own judgement, lest that their worth might not prove correspondent, either to your expectation or judgement; besides, you having to my knowledge a study so well furnished and compleat, that I may well believe nothing more can be added to the varieties thereof.' (Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Smith 71 fols. 111-112; Burnett 2020b, p. 176) Abstract from EMLO: He sees many good antiquities for sale (medals, statues) and some MSS., but dare not trust his judgment to buy for Sir R., not being suficiently expert. But he has here learned friends both able and willing to give Sir R. satisfaction. On behalf of one of these he asks Sir R. whether before the Heptarchy there were Dukes in England, whether absolute or feudal. He asks as a favour that Sir R. would write a word or two to Mr. Selden or some other introducing his friend the bearer of his letter, and asking them if they will satisfy him in his request. 1734 MS Smith 71 fols. 111-112 English Burnett 2020b, p. 176 1734 William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24 Florence Correspondence.png 2019-08-03T12:14:39Z 2458699.0101736 2023-09-18T16:44:48Z 2460206.1977778 false William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24]] William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24# QUERY10425d120a3b49c40dfca8d7d1e293cc 0 0 csv 1 [[:William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24]] William Bold - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1621-7-24# QUERY4b774349b8bf75de8786dd61701a869b