Ralph Verney's Verney Papers is an important historical document that provides insights into the proceedings of the Long Parliament during the reign of Charles I. Verney's notes capture the debates and discussions that took place among parliamentarians, shedding light on the political climate of the time. With extensive commentary and annotations by the editor, this edition of the Verney Papers is an essential resource for scholars of early modern history.

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