The English boroughs and the King's government : a study of the Tory reaction, 1681-85 by Pickavance, R

“…The other most important collections are the Paston correspondence about Norfolk politics, kept in the British Museum; Thomas Papillon's papers in Maidstone, which give a Whig view; the first earl of Abingdon's highly informative manuscripts scattered in half a dozen composite collections in the Bodleian; and, most important of all, Sir John Reresby's correspondence in the archives of the earl of Mexborough, formerly Kept in the Sheepscar Branch of the Leeds City Libraries.…”