Letter from Johann von Glauburg in Frankfurt am Main to Robert Beale in London Letter in Latin, autograph in Humanist hand Introduces an unnamed young man, a connection, who carried this letter. Mentions his late father’s and his own help “to your exiles in the past”. [abstract James D. George] The young manin question is from Langensalza in Thuringia and has served the Elector and Landgraf of Saxony. Signed: Tuae dignitatis studiosissimus Joannes à Glauburgo Endorsed by Beale: 1. Aprilis 1578 D. Globerg Endorsed in later hand: Glauburg's Recommendation of a young man &c. James D. George suggested that the writer was Johann Adolf von Glauberg (1556 - 1611), the son of Dr. Adolf von Glauburg (1524 - 1555) who gave support to English Protestant exiles during the reign of Queen Mary; however in MS 1009/2/24 the writer names his son as August, and this identifies him as Johann von Glauburg (1529 - 1609), the stepfather of Johann Adolf von Gluburg. 1 April 1578