Excerpt from Calendar of Letters and State Papers Relating to English Affairs, Vol. 1: Preserved Principally in the Archives of Simancas
Segundo de Espaiia por lo tocante a sus relaciones con la Reina Isabel de Inglaterra desde el aiio 1558 hasta el de 1576 formados con presencia de la correspondencia Diplomatica orginal dc dicha epoca por Don Tomas Gonzales, Canonigo de Plasencia. A translation of a portion of these notes relating to the correspondence between 1558 and 1568 was published in English in 1865 by Messrs. Chapman and Hall under the editorship Of Mr.' Spencer Hal], Librarian Of the Athenzeum.
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