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Carta Real
No full textManuscript of vellum in Spanish romance with Gothic characters. In 49 leaves, bound in vellum with a braided cord. Waste parchment used in the binding include large scraps of music notation. Includes a full-page frontispiece illustration of St. James fighting the Moors. The manuscript is a royal document, dated November 21, 1566 in the city of Granada, in favor of Diego de Bonillo, Martin Lopez de Bonillo (his son), and Goncalo de Bonillo and Juan Cristoval de Bonillo (Martin's sons) of the town of Guadalcanal, Spain. The document confirms the decree of execution of February 29th, 1496, in favor of Juan de Bonillo (father of Diego), on occasion of a controversy with disputants in the royal audience, respecting the rights of property of noblemen
Speech of Mr. Wood, of New York, on the Three Million Appropriation Bill, and the Wilmot Proviso
No full text"Delivered in the House of Representatives of the U.S., Feb. 10, 1847.
Speech of Hon. Lewis Cass, of Michigan on the Wilmot Proviso
No full text"Delivered in the Senate of the United States, Monday, March 1, 1847.
The Slave Question: Speech of Hon. J. Morton, of Virginia, in the House of Representatives, Feb. 6, 1850
No full text"On the Questions in dispute between the North and the South.
Dit zijn de landen van der Kerke van Borre (These are the lands of the Church of Borre)
No full textManuscript on vellum, 36 leaves, in a large Gothic hand, in a Middle Dutch dialect. Marginalia is in a late 17th century hand; the date 1666 appears on the recto of leaf 11. A register of the lands and annual rents of the Church of Borre. It was created in what was historically the County of Flanders, now a part of the Nord district of France
