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 \nSt,Andrews University.  \nhttps://archive.org/details/negotiationsbetw0000unse  \n# NEGOTIATIONS\n\nBETWEEN  \nKING JAMES VI.AND I.  \nAND  \n# FERDINAND I.\n\nGRAND DUKE OF TUSCANY  \nA  \nSelection of Documents transcribed from theDenmilne Manuscripts in the NationalLibrary of Scotland and from aManuscript in the Staats-Bibliothek at Munich  \nJ.D.MACKIE,M.A.  \nPROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON(BEDFORD COLLEGE)  \nSOMETIME LECTURER IN MODERN HISTORY IN THEUNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS  \nPublished for St Andvews University by  \nHUMPHREY MILFORD  \n@rforo Uníversitg Dress  \nLONDON,EDINBURGH,GLASGow,COPENHAGEN,NEW YORK,TORONTO,MELBOURNE,CAPE TOWN,BOMBAY,CALCUTTA,MADRAS,SHANGHAI  \nC  \n1  \nAUTHOR’S NOTE.  \nI DESIRE to thank the University Court of StAndrews for reimbursing to me the money spentin railway journeys to and from Edinburgh,andfor their generosity in financing the publicationof this work.  \nMy thanks are due to Mr W.C.Dickinson,whoconsulted on my behalf various manuscripts inthe Record Office and the British Museum,andto Professor Baxter,who made me aware of thevaluable manuscript in the Staats-Bibliothek atMunich,which has been printed as an Appendix.  \nJ.D.M.","cbCaibHUMCzljAlN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibHUMCzljAlN","pdf",6081763,144,"English","# Introduction\n## Historical Context\n# Manuscript Sources\n## Denmilne Manuscripts\n## Staats-Bibliothek at Munich Manuscript\n# Author's Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"Who were the primary figures involved in these diplomatic negotiations?\",\"answer\":\"The negotiations involved King James VI and I and Ferdinand I, the Grand Duke of Tuscany.\"},{\"question\":\"Where were the original documents for this publication sourced?\",\"answer\":\"The documents were transcribed from the Denmilne Manuscripts in the National Library of Scotland and a manuscript held in the Staats-Bibliothek at Munich.\"},{\"question\":\"Who was responsible for the transcription and publication of these documents?\",\"answer\":\"The documents were transcribed by J.D. 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