Calendar of the State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of Queen Anne Preserved in the Public Record Office; Volume 1

This detailed record of domestic state papers from the reign of Queen Anne provides a wealth of historical information and context. The documents range from official correspondence with foreign powers to personal letters between individuals, and cover topics as diverse as trade, war, religion, and crime. Edited and annotated by the Public Record Office, this volume is an essential resource for historians of early modern Britain.

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