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Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts (Classic Reprint): Relating to English Affairs, Existing in the Archives and Collections of Venice, and in ... Northern Italy, 1592-1603 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Brown, Horatio F.

 
9781332611454: Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts (Classic Reprint): Relating to English Affairs, Existing in the Archives and Collections of Venice, and in ... Northern Italy, 1592-1603 (Classic Reprint)

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Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts Relating to English Affairs, Venice, and in Other Libraries of Northern Italy, 1592-1603 is a scholarly reference that compiles diplomatic documents from 1592 to 1603, focusing on England’s relations with Venice and northern Italian libraries. The edition provides a carefully indexed view of complex correspondence and state papers from that period, helping readers trace English diplomacy across Europe.

This book situates Elizabeth I’s foreign policy in a broader European context. It covers England’s ties with Spain, France, and The Dutch, along with the shifting alliances and key events of the late 16th century. The material illuminates how ambassadors, councils, and royal decisions shaped England’s international stance during a time of war, alliance-building, and religious change.

What you’ll experience
- A dense, original-sealed record of English diplomacy across major European powers.
- Annotated entries with dates and language notes to aid study and cross-reference.
- Insights into how political and military events intersected with England’s foreign relations.
- A chronological, carefully transcribed collection that supports research and curious readers alike.

Ideal for researchers, students, and history readers who want a window into late Elizabethan diplomacy and archival practice.

Ideal for readers of historical diplomacy, archival research, and early modern European history.

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