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The Princess, offended by his apostasy, drops him for Paul Muniment, just as she had abandoned her previous interests for "rising democracy.

Revolution for the rich: James's Princess Casamassima

1) In asking Muniment to take her as Hyacinth's substitute, she says "I love him [Hyacinth] very much," and the narrator adds, "it would have been impossible for the most impudent cynic to smile at the manner in which she made the declaration" (1908, 2:227).

Socialism-Anxiety: The Princess Casamassima and Its New York Critics

Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Muniments of Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich (London: Spottiswoode & Co.

Edward Alleyn's diary and the "lost years" recovered

NRS, Buecleuch Muniments, GD224/906/5; Sir William Fraser (ed.

The obligations of kinship and alliance within governance in the Scottish borders, 1528-1625

Unfortunately the Fyvie muniments do not include any relevant information, such as a list of employees, that would resolve the question once and for all.

The sad fate and splendid career of the trumpeter of Fyvie

According to Steven Justice, Writing and Rebellion: England in 1381 (Berkeley: U of California P, 1994), chapter 1, "Insurgent Literacy," supposedly illiterate rebels could be literate enough to find and destroy muniments bearing on their own land.

Wordsworth's "We Are Seven" and Crabbe's The Parish Register: poetry and anti-census

John Wrightson to Forbes, November 2, 1757 in Dalhousie Muniments, item 2/14/4 (microfilm, DL).

"Deserted his Majesty's service": military runaways, the British-American press, and the problem of desertion during the Seven Years' War

Dorridge is mentioned as far back as the 1400s in the Westminster Muniments, but the earliest evidence of settlement is during the period of the Bronze Age man - an axe dated to 1300 BC was found in Norton Green.

SOLID PLATFORM FOR POPULARITY; PROPERTY PLACE

2) I am grateful to the Derbyshire Record Office, Matlock, for permission to print these documents, and to Miss Christine Reynolds, Assistant Keeper of the Muniments, Westminster Abbey, for kindly checking the burials register of St Margaret's, Westminster on my behalf.

New Garrick letters

The roll, written in Latin, was found among the Throckmorton muniments at Coughton Court, Warwickshire.

A merchant's tales: a London fifteenth-century household miscellany

The catalogs in the muniments room of Christie's can also reveal additional consignors.

Private Music Collections: Catalogs and Cognate Literature. (Book Reviews: Reference)

1) Thanks to the keen eye and catholic interests of Dr Christopher Page, more fragments have recently surfaced, in the Muniments Room of the library of Westminster Abbey.