Letters Addressed from London to Sir Joseph Williamson While Plenipotentiary at the Congress of Cologne in the Years 1673 and 1674, Tema 8William Dougal Christie Camden society, 1874 |
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... feare all of them mist your Exey , for last night James returned with the things , which wee lodged at my Lady O'Bryan's , as your Excy ordered . Wee with much adoe gott the watermen to take but 50 s . in all , the bargain to carry them ...
... feare all of them mist your Exey , for last night James returned with the things , which wee lodged at my Lady O'Bryan's , as your Excy ordered . Wee with much adoe gott the watermen to take but 50 s . in all , the bargain to carry them ...
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... feare of their sands , the victory could not be pursued so home as might be , so that wee have no other particulars then the printed relation . All your Excellency's concernes at your house are well , and I hope I shall never be so ...
... feare of their sands , the victory could not be pursued so home as might be , so that wee have no other particulars then the printed relation . All your Excellency's concernes at your house are well , and I hope I shall never be so ...
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... 1670. She was daughter of the Earl of South- ampton , the Lord High Treasurer . She afterwards married Ralph Montagu , who was ultimately created Duke of Montagu . and I feare I have been too long scribbling . 42 LETTERS ADDRESSED TO.
... 1670. She was daughter of the Earl of South- ampton , the Lord High Treasurer . She afterwards married Ralph Montagu , who was ultimately created Duke of Montagu . and I feare I have been too long scribbling . 42 LETTERS ADDRESSED TO.
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William Dougal Christie. and I feare I have been too long scribbling . I most humbly beg your Excellency to believe I will most faithfully be , may it please your Excellency , Your Excellency's most obedient servant , Ꭱ June 26 . July 6 ...
William Dougal Christie. and I feare I have been too long scribbling . I most humbly beg your Excellency to believe I will most faithfully be , may it please your Excellency , Your Excellency's most obedient servant , Ꭱ June 26 . July 6 ...
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... feare the truth of something they say , as indeed our killed and wounded men are 1,000 . Sir Edward Spragge is come up , as also the Earle of Ossory , who is made Vice Admirall of the Blew . His Highness told my Lord Carlisle he went ...
... feare the truth of something they say , as indeed our killed and wounded men are 1,000 . Sir Edward Spragge is come up , as also the Earle of Ossory , who is made Vice Admirall of the Blew . His Highness told my Lord Carlisle he went ...
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