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Edmond Tyllney, master of the revels and censor of plays : a descriptive index to his diplomatic manual on Europe /

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Main Author:	Streitberger, W. R.
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : AMS Press, [1986]
Series:	AMS studies in the Renaissance ; no. 15.
Subjects:	Tilney, Edmund, > -1610. > Topographical descriptions, regiments, and policies > Indexes. Europe > History > 1517-1648 > Sources > Indexes. Tilney, Edmund, > -1610.

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