Two dissertations upon the mint and coins, of the episcopal-palatines of Durham. I. In which is endeavoured to be ascertained, the time when, and upon what occasion, they were privileged with a mint. II. All the coins of the bishops of this fee, from the reign of King Edward I. down to King Henry VIII. both inclusive, placed to be prelates by whose authority they were struck; by which it will appear that we have almost a compleat series of their money, for near three centuries; with a succession of the bishops during that time, and some of the prinicipal occurrences of their lives. With an appendix; containing, writs, patents, licenses, appointments &c. relating to the same, many of which are taken from the close rolls of the Chancery of Du

NOBLE, Mark.

Edité par Birmingham: printed for the Author by Pearson and Rollason, 1780

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• Titre: Two dissertations upon the mint and coins, of the episcopal-palatines of Durham. I. In which is endeavoured to be ascertained, the time when, and upon what occasion, they were privileged with a mint. II. All the coins of the bishops of this fee, from the reign of King Edward I. down to King Henry VIII. both inclusive, placed to be prelates by whose authority they were struck; by which it will appear that we have almost a compleat series of their money, for near three centuries; with a ...
• Éditeur: Birmingham: printed for the Author by Pearson and Rollason
• Date de parution: 1780
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