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A New Verstegan Letter

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 October 2016

Anthony G. Petti
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British Catholic History , Volume 12 , Issue 3 , October 1973 , pp. 250 - 253
Copyright
Copyright © Catholic Record Society 1973

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Notes

1 I am grateful to Fr A. J. Loomie for locating the letter and sending me a xerox copy.

2 P.R.O., Roman transcripts, 31/9. See further Petti, A. G., A Study of the Life and Writings of Richard Verstegan, M.A. thesis, London, 1957, pp. 81–82.Google Scholar

3 Described and reproduced in thesis, pp. 87-90. See also Recusant History, 7, p. 89.

4 Schepenbrieven 1625, 2, 570, f. 356. See further thesis, pp. 365-6.

5 Vid. thesis, pp. 305-08; Recusant History, 7, pp. 92, 98.

6 Thesis, pp. 369-72; Recusant History, 1, p. 95.

7 Vatican Library, MSS. Barberini Latini, vol. 6795, no. 30. The letter is undated but was presumably sent on or before 9 May 1624, the date on Verstegan's letter.

8 Verstegan is referring to his Descriptiones quaedam illius inhumanae, published in Paris, 1583-84. Verstegan's activities and publications in Paris at this time, together with the endeavours of the English ambassador, Edward Stafford, and the help given Verstegan by the Nuncio Raggazoni are described in Recusant History, 5, pp. 70-77. See also Recusant History, 8, pp. 288-91.

9 Urban VIII.