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Letter from Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Leicester House, to William Howard,...
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- Letter from Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Leicester House, to William Howard, Sir Thomas Browne and Sir William More, deputy lieutenants of Surrey. The Queen has written to the Lord Lieutenant ordering the levying of certain men in the county, to be placed under a captain of Leicester's choosing. He has appointed his nephew, Sir Robert Sidney, as captain of the Surrey men and urges that 'able men' be selected for the Queen's service. [HMC p.643b]
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- 8 Jun 1587
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- Surrey History Centre
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6729/12/
HISTORICAL CORRESPONDENCE VOLUME LM/2013
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Within the fonds: 6729
MORE MOLYNEUX FAMILY OF LOSELEY PARK, HISTORICAL CORRESPONDENCE VOLUMES
Within the series: 6729/12/
HISTORICAL CORRESPONDENCE VOLUME LM/2013
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Letter from Robert [Dudley], Earl of Leicester, Leicester House, to William Howard, Sir Thomas Browne and Sir William More, deputy lieutenants of Surrey. The Queen has written to the Lord Lieutenant ordering the levying of certain men in the county, to be placed under a captain of Leicester's choosing. He has appointed his nephew, Sir Robert Sidney, as captain of the Surrey men and urges that 'able men' be selected for the Queen's service. [HMC p.643b]