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1. Manuscripts

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Bishops' Registers

Register xx (William Booth)

Register xxii (Laurence Booth)

Register xxiii (Thomas Rotherham)

British Library

Additional Manuscripts

Harleian Manuscripts

Guildhall Library, London

MS 25125/92–99

MS 25281/1

MS 25287

MS 25301/1

MS 25311

MS 25342

MS 25375/2

MS 9168/1, 3

MS 9171/8

MS 9531/7

MS 9531/8

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III. Unpublished Theses

BUTLER, L. H., 'Robert Braybrooke, Bishop of London (1381–1404) and His Kinsmen' (University of Oxford, D.Phil. thesis, 1951).

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