The Assassination of Shakespeare's Patron: Investigating the Death of the Fifth Earl of Derby
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BC—Berkeley Castle Muniment Room

BFC—Bacon Frank Collection at the Sheffield Archives

BHO—British History Online

CAMDEN—Annales

CAREY—Sir George Carey’s letter to his wife Elizabeth announcing and discussing the death of Ferdinando Stanley. A copy of the original manuscript is in the Gloucester County Record Office, MS MF 1161, Letter Book 2, no. 12.

Carey-Egerton-Leigh—Talbot Papers, Lambeth Palace Library, where it is catalogued as MS. 3199j 713-14-15. Also referred to herein as “Touching …”

BL—British Library

BODL—Bodleian Library

CCALSS—Cheshire and Chester Archives and Local Studies Service

CRS—Catholic Record Society publications

CSP DomCalendar of State Papers Domestic

CSP RomeCalendar of State Papers for Rome

DHBDerby Household Books

E of DThe Earls of Derby and the Verse Writers and Poets of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

EKC ES—E. K. Chambers’ Elizabethan Stage

EKC SG—E. K. Chambers’ Shakespearean Gleanings

EKC L—E. K. Chambers’ Life of Sir Henry Lee

EKC S—E. K. Chambers’ Sources for a Life of Shakespeare

ESTCEnglish Short-Title Catalogue

GCRO—Gloucester County Record Office

GOLBORNE—John Golborne’s official report of the death of Ferdinando Stanley: “A True Report …” Berkeley Castle Muniment Room MS. SL II, fol. 79

HATFIELD—Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Most Hon. Marquess of Salisbury, vols. 4, 5, 12, and 13

HMC—Historical Manuscripts Commission

HMSO—Her Majesty’s Stationers Office