File:Babington postscript.jpg

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Description Composite image of forged postscript to a letter by Mary Queen of Scots to Anthony Babington (SP 12/193/54) and alongside Babington's record of the cipher used. (SP 53/18/55)
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Author Thomas Phelippes and Anthony Babington
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