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State Papers Online: The Stuart and the Cumberland Papers from the Royal Archives, Windsor Castle

This series combines the papers and correspondence of the exiled Stuarts in Europe from 1688 to 1807 with the papers of the Duke of Cumberland, a Hanoverian military leader, documenting the suppressions of Jacobite plots and uprisings.

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The Stuart Papers document the lives of the exiled Stuarts from the Glorious Revolution in 1688 to the death of the last Stuart heir, Henry Benedict, Cardinal Duke of York in 1807, and provide insights into the social, military and personal worlds of the Jacobite claimants and their followers.

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Content Types: Government Documents (GD), Manuscripts (MN)

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State Papers Online - Stuart and Cumberland - Thomas Sackville
State Papers Online - Stuart and Cumberland - Rules, Powers & Directions re. Barracks etc. in Ireland
State Papers Online - Stuart and Cumberland - Reverend White Kennet
State Papers Online - Stuart and Cumberland - Queen Catherine of Braganza lease of Brooklands, Weybridge, 1967-1698
State Papers Online - Stuart and Cumberland - Order of Battle of Allied Army at Aschaffenburg. Jun. 15. 1743

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