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the nation for £10,000 (a fraction of their contemporary value) under the Act of Parliament that also established the British Museum; the Harley manuscripts form one of the foundation collections of the British Library. Text page London England, S. (London)
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from
145v) (see discussion Sandler 1986; Rickert 1965 p. 149). The Lowther family, earls of Lonsdale, c.1800: its sale at Sotheby's, London, 6 December 1937; bought by Maggs for the Duke of Rutland (see Millar 1954).The Duke of Rutland; acquired from