Harl. MS., Brit. Mus., No. 5353, fo. 111
G. F. TUPPER, LITHOG: LONDON. 1868.
DIARY
OF
JOHN MANNINGHAM,
OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE,
AND OF BRADBOURNE, KENT, BARRISTER‑AT‑LAW,
1602-1603.
AND OF BRADBOURNE, KENT, BARRISTER‑AT‑LAW,
1602-1603.
EDITED FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT BY
JOHN BRUCE, ESQ.,
AND PRESENTED TO THE CAMDEN SOCIETY BY
WILLIAM TITE, ESQ., M.P., F.R.S., F.S.A.,
PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY.
JOHN BRUCE, ESQ.,
AND PRESENTED TO THE CAMDEN SOCIETY BY
WILLIAM TITE, ESQ., M.P., F.R.S., F.S.A.,
PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY.
WESTMINSTER:
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THE COUNCIL AND MEMBERS
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THE CAMDEN SOCIETY.
Gentlemen,
When you did me the honour to appoint me Presidentof your most useful Society as the successor ofthe Marquess Camden, I felt anxious to express my senseof that honour by some appropriate acknowledgment.
I at first thought of printing a MS. from my ownlibrary, but, not finding one that seemed exactly suitable,in my difficulty I applied to my old and valued friendMr. Bruce, and he pointed out to me Manningham'sDiary in the British Museum as possessing a variedinterest in t
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