Fifteenth century. Manners and customs.
*2416.37=**G.3712.27 Relation, A, or rather a true account, of the island of England; with sundry particulars of the customs of these people, and of the royal revenues under King Henry the Seventh, about the year 1500. Translated from the Italian, with notes, by Charlotte Augusta Sneyd. London. 1847. xviii, 135 p». [Camden Society. No. 37] Sm. 4°. The Italian text is carried along throughout as a footnote to the English. The editor conjectures thatthis Relatione o pit tosto raguaglio dell’ isola d'Inghilterra was written not by the secretary of Francesco Cappello, the first Venetian ambassador on record, to England, but by some one just prior to his time. A list is given of Venetian ambassadors to England.
G2577 — England. Manners. — Fifteenth century. Manners. — Sneyd, Charlotte Augusta, tr. — Venice. For. rel. England. — T.r. Jan. 24, 1907