The Fugger news-letters, second series

being a further selection from the Fugger papers specially referring to Queen Elizabeth and matters relating to England during the years 1568-1605, here published for the first time

by Klarwill, Victor

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Published 1926 by G.P. Putnam"s sons in New York, London .
Written in English

Subjects:

Fugger family,,
Europe -- History -- 1517-1648.,
Great Britain -- History -- Elizabeth, 1558-1603.

Edition Notes

Classifications
Statement	edited by Victor von Klarwill, translated by L. S. R. Byrne ... with forty-six illustrations.
Contributions	Byrne, L. S. R. 1863-1948 tr.
LC Classifications	D220.5.F82 K5 1926a
The Physical Object
Pagination	1 p., 1 l., 353 p.
Number of Pages	353
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL16347148M
LC Control Number	26010477

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