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FIFTH VOLUME.

WRITINGS HISTORICAL.

THE History of the reign of king Henry the

seventh,

Page 5

History of the reign of king Henry the eighth, 194

The beginning of the history of Great Britain, 196

ibid.

LETTERS.

Letters in the reign of Queen ELIZABETH.

1. To a noblc lord,

203

2. A letter of ceremony to queen Elizabeth, apon

the sending of a new year's gift,

ibid.

3. A letter of ceremony to queen Elizabeth, upon

the sending of a new year's gift,

204

4. To the queen,

5. To the
queen,

205

6. To the queen,

ibid.

7. To my lord treasurer Burghley,

206

8. To the lord treasurer Burghley,

208

9. To the lord treasurer Burghley,

210

10. To the lord treasurer Burghley,

211

11. To the lord treasurer Burghley, in excuse of

the author's speech in parliament against the

triple subsidy,

213

12. To the lord keeper of the great seal, 214

13. To the lord keeper,

ibid.

14. To the lord keeper

215

15. To the lord keeper

ibid.

16. To the lord keeper,

216