An edition of Calendar of the Orrery papers (1941)

Calendar of the Orrery papers

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Calendar of the Orrery papers
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Publisher
Stationery Office
Language
English
Pages
396

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Calendar of the Orrery papers
1941, Stationery Office
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Edition Notes

At head of title: Coimsiún laimhscríbhinní na h Éireann (Irish manuscripts commission)
"The Orrery papers, preserved in the National library, Dublin (mss. 32-36), and now for the first time published, relate for the most part to a period of about 30 years: from the Restoration to the outbreak of the Williamite war ... The greater part of the matter in the collection has been condensed and summarized."--Introd.
"Corrigendum": slip inserted.

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Dublin

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
941.56
Library of Congress
DA940 .M2

The Physical Object

Pagination
xi, 396 p. ;
Number of pages
396

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6447074M
LCCN
42050288
OCLC/WorldCat
1701750

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