Catalogue Entry: THEM00019
'The Case of Kings College'
Custodial History
Bought at the Sotheby sale by Keynes for £10.10s.
Sotheby Lot
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Newton's history of the relations between Crown and provostship since the foundation of King's College in 1441, concluding that the position was in the power of the monarch to grant.
[1] Anno regni sui 19. Feb. 20
[2] Rot. Pat. 21 H. 6 parte 2da M. 4
[3] Anno regni sui 19 Octob. 11.
[4] Rot. Parl. 20 H. 6. N. 17
[5] Rot. Pat. 21 H. 6 parte 2da M 4
[6] Rot. Parl. 1 Edw 4. N. 11, 26.
[7] Rot. Parl 33 H. 8 n. 42.
[8] Fuller's Hist. of Cambridge.
[9] See the Letters Patents by which the statutes of the Vniversity were imposed & wherein Queen Eliz. distinguishes between their Privileges & their Statutes
[10] condendi, statuendi faciendi & stabiliendi hujusmodi statuta. Rot Pat. 21 H. 6. p. 2. m. 4.
