England and Wales -- Foreign relations -- France.

10 Disgrifiad archifol canlyniad ar gyfer England and Wales -- Foreign relations -- France.

10 canlyniad yn uniongyrchol gysylltiedig Eithrio termau culach

'Ratification of the treaty with France for matters of commerce' [copy],

E5/4/2.
Ffeil
1606x[1624].

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

'Ratification of the provisional treaty made with France' [copy],

E5/4/1.
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1603x[1624].

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

'The treaty defensive made by the Commissioners of his Majesty and the French king' [copy],

E5/4/5.
Ffeil
1610x[1624].

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Argument on the objectives of an alliance with France with respect to the Palatinate of the Rhine,

E5/4/8.
Ffeil
1620.

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Address by [Edward Herbert] on foreign affairs [holograph copy or draft],

E5/4/16.
Ffeil
1635, April 10.

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Holograph copy or draft of an address, 10 April 1635, by [Edward Herbert], one of the Council of War, to the king on the present state of the kingdom and foreign affairs, especially concerning France, Spain and the Low Countries.

Military operations in France,

C1/20.
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1671-1673.

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Documents, 1671-1673, accumulated by Captain Henry Herbert in France during the campaign against the Dutch.

Herbert of Cherbury, Henry Herbert, Baron, d. 1691.

'The Expedition to the Isle of Rhe',

E5/2.
Is-gyfres
[1628x1630]-1631.

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Drafts and copies, [1628x1630]-1631, of Edward Herbert’s ‘Expedition to the Isle of Rhe’, which was published in Latin in 1658.

'An infallible way ... for the recovery of the Palatinate [of the Rhine]' [copy],

E5/4/18.
Ffeil
1636, February 2.

Rhan oHerbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers

Copy, 2 February 1636, of 'An infallible way ... for the recovery of the Palatinate [of the Rhine] ... by F[rancis] W[indebanke], sometime intelligencer to the kings of Spain'.

'The defensive agreement between Great Britain and France, taken from the Dutch news' [copy],