Mannuci, Jacomo. Autograph letter signed from Jacomo Manucci to the Italian merchant Bartolomeo Corsini in London, updating him on a case in the Admiralty Court at Exeter against Robert Giles of Dartmouth, found to be in possession of a barrel of Corsini's cochineal that had been stolen by the notorious pirate Clinton Atkinson

Folger bibliographic ID: 303076
Folger call number: X.c.197
Folger holdings ID: 422434
Accession Number: 269134

Jacomo Mannucci was one of the most prominent Italian spies in the service of Sir Francis Walsingham, working in Lyons and elsewhere in France before returning to London

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Extended title: Autograph letter signed from Jacomo Manucci to the Italian merchant Bartolomeo Corsini in London, updating him on a case in the Admiralty Court at Exeter against Robert Giles of Dartmouth, found to be in possession of a barrel of Corsini's cochineal that had been stolen by the notorious pirate Clinton Atkinson Exeter, October 2, 1580

Atkinsonn, Clinton, 1583

correspondent: Mannuci, Jacomo
subject: Atkinsonn, Clinton, 1583
correspondent: Corsini, Bartholomew de Barnarde, 1545-1613