The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
Henry Unton, Sir (1557 - 23 Mar 1596)
Other biography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Unton References in Documents:Thoresby, Musaeum Thoresbyanum (1713) 34.
twice Ambassadour fromQu. . to the King of ) which
treats of the good Gifts an Ambassadour must be endowed with,
both as to the Body and Fortune; of the Number of Ambassa
dours, of his Preparation for, and Behaviour in his Journey, and
before a straunge Prince, during his Abode in a straunge Land,
and at his Departure; that Ambassadours are safe by the Law of
Nations; whether excusable yf found to practise any Thing
against it during his Ambassage. Of the Intercepters of Am
bassadours Letters; and, lastly, of the Privileges of Ambassadours
in their own Country after their Return.
ADiscourse of Ambassages compiled by Sir Henrie Unton (who was
twice Ambassadour from
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France
treats of the good Gifts an Ambassadour must be endowed with,
both as to the Body and Fortune; of the Number of Ambassa
dours, of his Preparation for, and Behaviour in his Journey, and
before a straunge Prince, during his Abode in a straunge Land,
and at his Departure; that Ambassadours are safe by the Law of
Nations; whether excusable yf found to practise any Thing
against it during his Ambassage. Of the Intercepters of Am
bassadours Letters; and, lastly, of the Privileges of Ambassadours
in their own Country after their Return.