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C1 documents were sorted in the 19th century into bundles according to the name of the chancellor to whom they were addressed.&nbsp; In many cases, the chancellor was specifically named and suits can be da ted to within a few years.&nbsp; In others, the address was such that more than one chancellor could be identified (e.g. 'the bishop of London, Lord Chancellor', when several bishops of London have been Chancellor in their time).&nbsp; To narrow this down further, you will need to consult the tables given at the front of each of the published volumes mentioned in the Bibliography.&nbsp; These are all on the open shelves at The National Archives.

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