Council of State minutes for 15 and 19 June, 1652: manuscript fair copy

Collection — Shared box: 2104

Identifier: MS-1994-021

Scope and Contents

Council of State minutes, concerning the appointments of Denis Bond, Thomas Scot, Herbert Morley, Henry Marten, William Purefoy, and Henry Neville, to a committee to consider the disposition of Irish men into the service of foreign states, taken by John Thurloe, secretary to the Council of State.

Dates

Creation: 1652

Creator

England and Wales. Council of State (Organization)

Language of Materials

In English.

Access Note

Open for research.

Conditions Governing Use

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Historical note: England and Wales Council of State

Government of the Commonwealth of England. The English Council of State directed foreign and domestic policy for the Commonwealth of England from 1649, following the execution of King Charles I, until the establishment of Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector in 1653.

Full Extent

1 Volumes (1 item (2 leaves)) : paper ; 33 x 22 cm

Additional Description

Custodial History

According to a typed transcript accompanying the manuscript, this copy "was formerly among papers which included some letters to Col. Henry Marten" and may have been prepared for him.