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John Sharpe, Solicitor to the Treasury. Mainly drafts, apparently written by Sharpe's...

Catalogue reference: TS 20/33

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This record is about the John Sharpe, Solicitor to the Treasury. Mainly drafts, apparently written by Sharpe's... dating from 1746-1748 in the series Treasury Solicitor: Jacobite Rebellion (1745) Prosecution Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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TS 20/33

Date

1746-1748

Description

John Sharpe, Solicitor to the Treasury. Mainly drafts, apparently written by Sharpe's secretary or clerk (described at item level)

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The National Archives, Kew
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Public Record(s)

Closure status

Open Document, Open Description

Subjects
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Conflict
Treason and rebellion
Record URL
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TS 20

Treasury Solicitor: Jacobite Rebellion (1745) Prosecution Papers

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