Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland (Treasurer's Accounts)
Complete List of Series Published by TannerRitchie
- Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland (Treasurer's Accounts)
10 vols (1473 - 1559) - The accounts of the medieval and early modern Scottish kingdom. Written in Scots, these are some of the most valuable and accessible sources for Scottish historians.
- Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
3 vols (1642 - 1660) - Indispensable volumes recording the ordinances and acts made by the Long Parliament between the English Civil War and the Restoration.
- Acts of the Lords of Council in Civil Causes
1 vol. (1496 - 1501) - The proceedings of the Scottish Lords of Council in cases of civil law.
- Acts of the Lords of Council in Public Affairs
1 vol. (1501 - 1554) - The acts of the Lords of Council contains the proceedings of the lords of the Scottish king's private council when dealing with judicial affairs, in the period before the Register of the Privy Council of Scotland becomes available.
- Acts of the Privy Council of England
38 vols (1542 - 1630) - The forty-four volumes that make up The Acts of the Privy Council of England provide a full transcription between 1542 and 1631 of the daily register taken of council proceedings.
- Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial Series
6 vols (1600 - 1783) - These six volumes provide a combination of full and calendared entries from the proceedings of the Privy Council, relating to England's colonies between 1613 and 1783, particularly in the West Indies and Americas.
- Annales Monastici (Rolls Series)
5 vols (1 - 1432) - Annandale Family Book of the Johnstones, Earls and Marquises of Annandale (Fraser)
2 vols (1170 - 1894) - Book of Carlaverock, William Fraser
2 vols (1100 - 1814) - Calderwood's History of the Kirk in Scotland
8 vols (1524 - 1625) - The key account of the history of the Scottish Kirk from the Reformation in 1560 to the death of James VI in 1625, written by someone who played a leading role in the events which he describes.
- Calendar of Border Papers
2 vols (1560 - 1603) - This two volume series, covering the period from the return of Mary Queen of Scots from France 1560 to the Union of the Crowns in 1603, is one that all historians of early modern Scotland and England will find useful. The series provides calendared but detailed entries from the English archives of all records that deal with the borders, from high diplomacy and treaty negotiations, to the border raiding and violence that was often endemic in the borders.
- Calendar of Chancery Warrants
1 vol. (1244 - 1326) - With the Calendars of the Close, Patent and Fine Rolls,the Calendar of Chancery Warrants, provides a rich collection of English royal documents for the medieval period.
- Calendar of Documents Preserved in France Illustrative of the History of Great Britain and Ireland
1 vol. (918 - 1206) - Calendar of Documents Relating to Ireland
5 vols (1171 - 1307) - A comprehensive collection of documents in the English archives relating to Irish history between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries.
- Calendar of Documents Relating to Scotland
4 vols (1128 - 1509) - This four volume series, covering the period 1105-1509, is one that all historians of medieval Scotland and England should have constantly by their side. The series provides calendared but detailed entries from the English archives of all records that deal with Scotland, from high diplomacy and treaty negotiations, to piracy, border raiding and cattle rustling.
- Calendar of Home Office Papers
4 vols (1760 - 1775) - Calendar of Inquisitions Miscellaneous (Chancery)
3 vols (1219 - 1397) - Calendar of Letter-Books Preserved Among the Archives of the Corporation of the City of London at the Guildhall
11 vols (1275 - 1497) - Calendar of Letters, Papers and State Papers Relating to England and Spain
21 vols (1485 - 1603) - Calendar of Letters, Despatches and State Papers in the Archives at Simancas and Elsewhere. Volumes from the archives, collections and libraries of Spain, relating to English Affairs, from 1485 until the sixteenth century. Include much material relating to other parts of Britain and Europe.
- Calendar of Letters, Papers and State Papers Relating to England and Spain, Supplement
2 vols (1498 - 1542) - Supplement to the Calendar of Letters, Papers and State Papers Relating to England and Spain (q.v)
- Calendar of Papal Registers - Papal Letters
14 vols (1198 - 1484) - The first port of call for any historian interested in the medieval church in Great Britain or Ireland, TannerRitchie Publishing will be digitizing a large number of volumes from this exceptionally large series in the next two years. The series consists of calendared and translated documents extracted from the Vatican Archives.
- Calendar of Patent and Close Rolls of Chancery in Ireland
2 vols (1514 - 1633) - Patent and Close Rolls relating to Ireland in the reigns of Henry VIII to Charles I
- Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts, Milan
1 vol. (1385 - 1618) - One volume of essential state papers from the archives and collections of Milan.
- Calendar of State Papers Preserved Principally at Rome in the Vatican Archives and Library
2 vols (1558 - 1578) - Calendar of State Papers Relating to Ireland
24 vols (1509 - 1670) - Calendar of State Papers Relating to Scotland and Mary Queen of Scots
12 vols (1547 - 1597) - Essential documents, including large amounts of personal letters from the leading figures in English and Irish governments of the day, concerning affairs between England and Ireland in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
- Calendar of State Papers, Colonial, America and West Indies
37 vols (1574 - 1736) - Thirty-nine volumes containing all manner of calendared documents concerning the English administration of its colonies in America and the West Indies.
- Calendar of State Papers, Colonial, East Indies, China and Japan
5 vols (1513 - 1634) - Thirty-nine volumes containing all manner of calendared documents concerning the English administration of its colonies in India and the far East.
- Calendar of State Papers, Domestic
41 vols (1547 - 1655) - A growing list from this large series relating to the domestic papers of English monarchs in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
- Calendar of State Papers, Foreign, Edward VI
1 vol. (1547 - 1553) - Twenty-five volumes of essential documents, including large amounts of personal letters from the leading figures in English government of the day, concerning foreign affairs between England and the rest of the world in the sixteenth century.
- Calendar of State Papers, Foreign, Elizabeth
25 vols (1558 - 1588) - Twenty-five volumes of essential documents, including large amounts of personal letters from the leading figures in English government of the day, concerning foreign affairs between England and the rest of the world in the sixteenth century.
- Calendar of State Papers, Foreign, Mary
1 vol. (1553 - 1558) - Twenty-five volumes of essential documents, including large amounts of personal letters from the leading figures in English government of the day, concerning foreign affairs between England and the rest of the world in the sixteenth century.
- Calendar of State Papers, Venice and Northern Italy
32 vols (1202 - 1656) - Volumes from the archives, collections and libraries of Venice and Northern Italy, relating to English Affairs, from 1202 until the sixteenth century. Include much material relating to other parts of Britain and Europe.
- Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts Preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth
6 vols (1000 - 1800) - Calendar of the Charter Rolls
5 vols (1257 - 1516) - This series contains English abstracts of Royal charters issued under the Great Seal, including confirmations of earlier charters, between 1215 and 1516.
Note volume 6 also contains an appendix of charters for 1215-1288. - Calendar of the Clarendon State Papers
3 vols (1523 - 1657) - Calendar of the Close Rolls
30 vols (1227 - 1399) - This large series is one of the most important resources of information essential to historians of medieval England.
- Calendar of the Fine Rolls
5 vols (1272 - 1347) - This large series is one of the most important resources of information essential to historians of medieval England.
- Calendar of the Justiciary Rolls or Proceedings in the Court of the Justiciar of Ireland
2 vols (1295 - 1307) - Sources for Irish criminal justice.
- Calendar of the Laing Charters Belonging to the University of Edinburgh
1 vol. (854 - 1837) - Calendar of the Patent Rolls
34 vols (1225 - 1563) - This vast series is one of the largest resources of information essential to historians of medieval England.
See also:
Rotuli Litterarum Patentium, by Thomas Duffus Hardy
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Ireland
Calendar of the Close Rolls - Calendar of Treasury Papers
6 vols (1556 - 1728) - A wealth of records relating to this most central of governmental offices. Patronage, crown finance, and every avenue of interest of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury is recorded here. In 1842, the Master of the Rolls described them thus: "They are of the highest historical interest and curiosity, throwing light on a variety of civil and political events; the progress of the Revenue, the Crown lands, the Colonies, the public transaction of office, and many of the private affairs of persons of every class".
- Calendar of Various Chancery Rolls: Supplementary Close Rolls, Welsh Rolls, Scutage Rolls
1 vol. (1277 - 1326) - Chancery records of various sorts, including close rolls, Welsh rolls and scutage rolls.
- Calendarium Genealogicum: Henry III and Edward I
2 vols (1216 - 1307) - Camden Society
3 vols (1624 - 1648) - Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax [Chartulary of the Earldom of Lennox]
1 vol. (1200 - 1398) - Chartularies of St Mary's Abbey, Dublin (Rolls Series)
2 vols (1100 - 1600) - Chronica Johannis de Oxenedes (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1 - 1299) - Written by a monk of the Benedictine abbey of St. Benet's at Holme in Norfolk Chronica Johannis de Oxenedes is a compilaton of historical events from previous sources, with edited and added events. Highlights of the chronicle include the reign of Edgar, the treatment of Jews in England at the time of the Norman Conquest, the Purgatory of St. Patrick, the reign of Henry III and the first elephant in England in 1255. (Text modified from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronica_Johannis_de_Oxenedes and available under the GNU Free Documentation Licence.)
- Chronica Monasterii de Melsa - Chronicle of Meaux Abbey (Rolls Series)
3 vols (1150 - 1417) - Chronicle of England by John Capgrave (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (-4004 - 1417) - Chronicle of Roger Hoveden [Howden] (Rolls Series)
4 vols (732 - 1201) - One of the key chronicles of English medieval history written by Roger Hoveden or Howden, a man connected to the courts of Henry II and Richard I.
- Chronicon Monasterii de Abingdon (Rolls Series)
2 vols (201 - 1189) - Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis - Papers Relating to the Highlands and Islands of Scotlan
1 vol. (1450 - 1850) - One volume containing rare letters, documents, papers, chronicle accounts and poetry relating to highlands and islands in the medieval and early modern period.
- Collection of State Papers of John Thurloe
7 vols (1638 - 1660) - State papers from interregnum period in England. Invaluable sources collected by John Thurloe, a leading figure in the Cromwellian Government.
- Collection of the Decisions of the Lords of Council and Session
1 vol. (1661 - 1686) - A volume of decisions of the Lords of Council and Session from the Restoration period.
- Collections Relating to the History of Mary Queen of Scots
4 vols (1567 - 1572) - James Anderson's Collections Relating to the History of Mary Queen of Scotland, in four volumes containing a great number of original papers never before printed. Also a few scarce pieces reprinted, taken from the best copies is a well-known and valuable addition to the library of any researcher into the career of Scotland's most notorious queen. Included in the four volumes are John Lesley's Life, accounts violently attacking the queen's reputation by George Buchanan, and documents written by the queen herself explaining her interpretation of key moments in her life. All are typically colourful.
- Cotton's History of England - Bartholomaei de Cotton Monachi Norwicensis, Historia Anglicana (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1 - 1299) - Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds in the PRO
3 vols (1066 - 1603) - Documents Illustrative of the History of Scotland from the Death of Alexander III to the Accession of Robert Bruce, Joseph Stevenson
2 vols (1286 - 1306) - Two essential volumes of key documents from the beginning of the Wars of Independence, dealing with the aftermath of the death of Alexander III, the Maid of Norway, John Balliol, William Wallace and the Bruce family.
- Douglas Book (Angus Memoirs) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Douglas Book (Charters) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Douglas Book (Correspondence) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Douglas Book (Douglas Memoirs) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Earls of Cromartie, Their Kindred, Country and Correspondence, ed. William Fraser
2 vols (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Elphinstone Family Book, Fraser
1 vol. (1200 - 1800) - Eulogium (Historiarum sive Temporis): Chronicon .. a Monacho Quadam Malmesbriensi Exaratum (Rolls Series)
3 vols (0 - 1366) - Examination of the Letters said to be written by Mary Queen of Scots to James earl of Bothwell
2 vols (1566 - 1568) - Exchequer Rolls of Scotland
11 vols (1264 - 1501) - An extensive series containing the financial accounts of the kingdom of Scotland from 1264 until the early modern period. Giving detailed minutiae of royal finances, customs and payments, these volumes are a source of material absent from other sources of Scottish history.
- Fasciculi Zizaniorum Magistri Johannis Wyclif cum Tritico ... (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1324 - 1428) - Foedera, Conventiones, Litterae, et Cujuscunque Generis Acta Publica, inter reges Angliae et alios ... habita aut tractata (Rymer) and English syllabus
20 vols (1066 - 1625) - A rare collection of diplomatic treaties, agreements and letters made between the monarchs of England and other European kingdoms during the medieval period. For the first time Foedera is published combined with Hardy's English Syllabus, and in searchable format, to revolutionize access to this source.
- Fr. Rogeri Bacon: Opera Quaedam Hactenus Inedita - The works of Roger Bacon (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1214 - 1292) - Hamilton Papers: Documents Illustrative of the History of Scotland in the XVIth Century
2 vols (1532 - 1590) - Anglo-Scottish relations during one of the most tumultuous centuries in either country's history.
- Historia Monasterii S. Augustini Cantuariensis (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (597 - 1418) - Historic and Municipal Documents of Ireland (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1172 - 1320) - Historical Manuscripts Commission
56 vols (1000 - 1800) - History of the Life of James Duke of Ormonde, From His Birth in 1610, to His Death in 1688 - Thomas Carte
3 vols (1610 - 1688) - Essential resource for seventeenth-century Irish history
- History of the Munros of Fowlis, Alexander Mackenzie
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - A key history of this important Scottish noble family.
- Inquisitions and Assessments Relating to Feudal Aids
6 vols (1234 - 1431) - Ireland in the 17th Century or the Massacres of 1641-2
2 vols (1641 - 1642) - Irish Archaeological and Celtic Society
1 vol. (1133 - 1509) - John Strype's Ecclesiastical Memorials
6 vols (1513 - 1558) - State Papers collected and published from a wide variety of archives in England and Ireland.
- Journal of the Commissioners for Trade and Plantations
7 vols (1704 - 1741) - Ledger of Andrew Halyburton and Book of Customs
1 vol. (1492 - 1503) - Lennox
2 vols (1100 - 1600) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Reign of Henry VIII
33 vols (1509 - 1546) - A simply mammoth series covering every aspect of the government, life and times of Henry VIII. The sine qua non of Tudor history.
- Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Reign of Henry VIII, ADDENDA
2 vols (1509 - 1547) - ADDENDA to The Letters and Papers of Henry VIII.
- Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Reign of Henry VIII, SECOND EDITION
3 vols (1509 - 1514) - Second Edition volumes from the Letters and Papers of Henry VIII.
- Liber Cartarum Sancte Crucis - Book of Holyrood Charters (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1100 - 1625) - Liber de Illustribus Henricis - Book of the Illustrious Henries, John Capgrave (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (973 - 1473) - Liber Ecclesie de Scon - Book of the Chruch of Scone (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (114 - 1586) - Liber Officialis Sancti Andree (Abbotsford Club)
1 vol. (1513 - 1588) - Liber Prioratus Sancti Andree in Scotia - The Book of the Priory of St Andrews in Scotland (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1100 - 1600) - Liber S. Marie de Calchou - The Book of St Mary's of Kelso (Bannatyne Club)
2 vols (1100 - 1600) - Liber S. Marie de Dryburgh - The Book of St Mary of Dryburgh (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1100 - 1600) - Liber S. Marie de Melros - The Book of St Mary's of Melrose (Bannatyne Club)
2 vols (1100 - 1600) - Liber S. Thome de Aberbrothoc - The Register of Arbroath (Bannatyne Club)
2 vols (1178 - 1536) - Life of King James II, Collected out of Memoirs Writ of his own Hand
1 vol. (1633 - 1698) - A Life of James II of England and VII of Scotland, based on his on papers: for the period when he was king, the period before his succession, and after his deposition. Includes advice to his son, his will and other important documents.
- Lives of Edward the Confessor (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1003 - 1066) - Matthew Paris, Chronica Majora (Rolls Series)
7 vols (1 - 1259) - Melvilles, earls of Melville, and Leslies, earls of Leven (Charters) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Melvilles, earls of Melville, and Leslies, earls of Leven (Correspondence) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Melvilles, earls of Melville, and Leslies, earls of Leven (Memoirs) - William Fraser
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Memoirs of the Insurrection in Scotland in 1715, by John Master of Sinclair (Abbotsford Club)
1 vol. (1715 - 1715) - Memorials of King Henry VII, ed. James Gairdner (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1485 - 1509) - Metrical Version of the History of Hector Boece by William Stewart (Rolls Series)
3 vols (1 - 1437) - Monumenta Franciscana (Rolls Series)
2 vols (1226 - 1556) - Munimenta Gildhallae Londiniensis - Muniments of London Guildhall (Rolls Series)
4 vols (1250 - 1420) - Nicholas Papers
4 vols (1641 - 1660) - The personal papers of Sir Edward Nicholas, statesman and close advisor of Charles I. These papers cover the key period during which Nicholas was in exile on the Continent, acting as Charles II's secretary of state in the period before the Restoration of 1660.
- Political Poems and Songs Relating to English History (composed between the reigns of Edward III and Richard III) (Rolls Series)
2 vols (1312 - 1485) - Register of the Abbey of St Thomas, Dublin (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1177 - 1300) - Register of the Great Seal of Scotland
3 vols (1306 - 1546) - The key record of patronage, landholding and royal office-holding in medieval Scotland, the Register of the Great Seal of Scotland is one of the largest and most important resources for medieval historians of Scotland.
- Register of the Privy Council (Scotland)
13 vols (1545 - 1625) - A simply gargantuan collection of thirty-eight large volumes in three series, containing the records of the Scottish Privy Council between the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and 1691. The Register of the Privy Council is the sine qua non of Early Modern Scottish History, recording the vernacular proceedings of the council that had the greatest say in the day-to-day administration of the kingdom.
- Register of the Privy Council (Scotland) - Series 1, Addenda
1 vol. (1545 - 1625) - A simply gargantuan collection of thirty-eight large volumes in three series, containing the records of the Scottish Privy Council between the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and 1691. The Register of the Privy Council is the sine qua non of Early Modern Scottish History, recording the vernacular proceedings of the council that had the greatest say in the day-to-day administration of the kingdom.
- Register of the Privy Council (Scotland) - Series 2
8 vols (1625 - 1660) - A simply gargantuan collection of thirty-eight large volumes in three series, containing the records of the Scottish Privy Council between the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and 1691. The Register of the Privy Council is the sine qua non of Early Modern Scottish History, recording the vernacular proceedings of the council that had the greatest say in the day-to-day administration of the kingdom.
- Register of the Privy Council (Scotland) - Series 3
14 vols (1661 - 1689) - A simply gargantuan collection of thirty-eight large volumes in three series, containing the records of the Scottish Privy Council between the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and 1691. The Register of the Privy Council is the sine qua non of Early Modern Scottish History, recording the vernacular proceedings of the council that had the greatest say in the day-to-day administration of the kingdom.
- Register of the Privy Seal of Scotland
3 vols (1488 - 1548) - The register of the privy seal is more of a record of the daily administration of the kingdom in the period before the Register of the Privy Council existed, and includes large amounts of information regarding the legal and political administration of the kingdom.
- Registrum de Dunfermlyn - The Register of Dunfermline Abbey (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1124 - 1611) - Registrum Episcopatus Glasguensis - Episcopal Register of Glasgow (Maitland Club)
2 vols (1100 - 1560) - Registrum Episcopatus Moraviensis - Register of the Bishopric of Moray (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1300 - 1623) - Registrum Honoris de Morton - Register of the Honour of Morton (Bannatyne Club)
2 vols (1141 - 1607) - Registrum Monasterii de Passelet [Register of Paisley Abbey]
1 vol. (1163 - 1529) - Registrum S. Marie de Neubotle - Register of St Mary of Newbattle (Bannatyne Club)
1 vol. (1140 - 1528) - Robert Pitcairn - Criminal Trials in Scotland (Bannatyne Club)
4 vols (1488 - 1624) - Pitcairn's Criminal Trials is justifiably a well-known source for the proceedings of criminal and judicial matters in late medieval and early modern Scotland.
- Roll of the Proceedings of the King's Council in Ireland (Rolls Series)
1 vol. (1392 - 1393) - Rotuli Chartarum in Turri Londinensi Asservati, edited by Thomas Duffus Hardy
1 vol. (1199 - 1216) - Rotuli Curiae Regis: Rolls and Records of the Court Held Before the King's Justiciars or Justices
2 vols (1194 - 1200) - Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum - The Close Rolls, edited by Thomas Duffus Hardy
2 vols (1204 - 1227) - Rotuli Litterarum Patentium - The Patent Rolls, ed. Thomas Duffus Hardy
1 vol. (1201 - 1216) - The Rotuli Litterarum Patentium (Duffus Hardy's earlier edition of the material contained in the Calendar of Patent Rolls) is one of the largest and most important sources for English medieval history, containing letters, writs and mandates issued by the Crown that were considered of a public nature (in contrast to the Close (or closed) Rolls).
- Rotuli Scotiae - Scottish Rolls Preserved in the Tower of London
2 vols (1291 - 1516) - Key documents for the history of the Wars of Independence in Scotland, John Balliol, Robert Bruce and the Stewarts.
- Royal Charters of the City of Lincoln, Henry II to William III
1 vol. (1133 - 1696) - Scotts of Buccleuch
2 vols (1100 - 1811) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, King's Advocate - His Life and Times
1 vol. (1639 - 1691) - Andrew Lang's biography of 'Bluidy Mackenzie', not only one of the leading advocates of his age, but a leading politician and writer on a broad range of suubjects in the reigns of Charles II, James VII and II, and Williamp. A royalist, 'absolutist' and leading persecutor of the Covenantors, he lost office under James VII because of his unwillingness to accept religious toleration of Catholics, and was then forced into exile in England after the Williamite revolution because of his Stewart sympathies.
- Statutes and Ordinances and Acts of Parliament of Ireland (Early Statutes of Ireland)
2 vols (1204 - 1460) - The earliest statutes and acts of parliament relating to Ireland from the reign of King John to Henry V. The acts are presented with the original text plus translation into modern English.
- Statutes of the Realm
5 vols (1101 - 1624) - Text of the statutes passed by the English Parliament and the Houses of Lords and Commons from the earliest years of its existence to the end of the reign of James I.
- Sutherland Book - Charters and Index
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Sutherland Book - Correspondence
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Sutherland Book - Memoirs
1 vol. (1100 - 1800) - Sir William Fraser's books are visually stunning collections of histories, documents, memoirs and letters relating to the leading clans and aristocratic families of Scotland. Fraser had unparalleled knowledge and unequalled access to the records of the Scottish aristocracy, and produced these books in very small numbers for the shelves of his noble patrons' libraries. Illustrated with beautiful lithographs of charters, seals and signatures, as well as mansions, castles and palaces, Sir William Fraser's books are available to a global audience at an affordable price for the very first time.
- Teulet, Inventaire Chronologique des Documents Relatif à l'Histoire d'Écosse
1 vol. (1263 - 1666) - For historians of 16th century Scotland, France, Spain and England, and the complex dynastic, political and religious intrigues which dominated the period, Teulet's Papiers d'État sur le relations politiques de la France avec L'Écosse au XVIe siècle, or State Papers Relating to France and Scotland in the 16th Century is a key resource of essential documents.
The series contains a vast storehouse of French (& Spanish) documents relating to Scotland in the 16th century. Full transcripts, mainly in French; some Spanish with French translations. - Teulet, Relations Politiques de la France et de l'Espagne avec l'Écosse au XVIe Siècle [Teulet's Political Relations of France and Spain with Scotland in the 16th Century]
5 vols (1515 - 1603) - For historians of 16th century Scotland, France, Spain and England, and the complex dynastic, political and religious intrigues which dominated the period, Teulet's Papiers d'État sur le relations politiques de la France avec L'Écosse au XVIe siècle, or State Papers Relating to France and Scotland in the 16th Century is a key resource of essential documents.
The series contains a vast storehouse of French (& Spanish) documents relating to Scotland in the 16th century. Full transcripts, mainly in French; some Spanish with French translations. - Teulet, State Papers Relating to France and Scotland in the 16th Century (Papiers d'État sur le relations politiques de la France avec L'Écosse au XVIe siècle)
3 vols (1513 - 1587) - For historians of 16th century Scotland, France, Spain and England, and the complex dynastic, political and religious intrigues which dominated the period, Teulet's Papiers d'État sur le relations politiques de la France avec L'Écosse au XVIe siècle, or State Papers Relating to France and Scotland in the 16th Century is a key resource of essential documents.
The series contains a vast storehouse of French (& Spanish) documents relating to Scotland in the 16th century. Full transcripts, mainly in French; some Spanish with French translations. - Thomas Carte - Original Letters and Papers concerning England
2 vols (1641 - 1660) - Letters and State papers from interregnum period in England collected from the Duke of Ormonde's Papers.
- Tripartite Life of Patrick (Rolls Series)
2 vols (350 - 450) - "Three Irish homilies on Patrick son of Calpurn, which are commonly called the Tripartite Life of St. Patrick, together with such other ancient documents as seemed likely to elucidate his biography."
- Vetera Monumenta Hibernorum et Scotorum Historiam Illustrantia
1 vol. (1216 - 1547) - First published in Rome in 1864, this previously rare volume contains records, especially relating to ecclesiastical history and the Reformation, still inaccessible through any other means.