Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce (15711631)

Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce, a distinguished antiquary, and founder of the Cottonian Library, now in the British Museum, born at Denton; was a friend of Camden, and assisted him in his great work; was a great book-collector; was exposed to persecution for his presumed share in the publication of an obnoxious book, of which the original was found in his collection; had his books, in which he prided himself, taken from him, in consequence of which he pined and died (15711631).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

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Cotta, Caius
Cotta
Cottian Alps
Cottin, Sophie
Cottle, Joseph
Cotton, Bishop
Cotton, Charles
Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce
Coucy
Coulomb
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Courayes
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Courland
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