Seventy-seven Oxford letters and memoranda are known to survive, of which all but two are entirely in his own hand, and in his own peculiar spelling. For the sake of convenience, I have organized the documents under five headings, as given above. I give full diplomatic (i.e., unmodernized) transcriptions following modified REED rules.
In the headers, William Cecil is called Burghley throughout, even though he did not achieve that title until 1572. Similarly, Robert Cecil is called Cecil througout, even though he held a complex sequence of titles.
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