Letters of Eminent Men, Addressed to Ralph Thoresby: Now First Published from the Originals, 1. ciltH. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1832 |
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acquaint affectionate friend amongst answer antiquities Archbishop ARCHDEACON NICOLSON Arminian Bishop Bishop Fisher bless BRYAN FAIRFAX Calamy's Historical Account Camden Church coins College DEAR SIR desire Divine EDMUND GIBSON Elmet expect father favour friend and servant gentleman give hands hath heartily hope humble servant Illingworth inscription JOSEPH BOYSE kind King Kirkstal Lagentium late learned Leeds letter London Lord love and service manuscript mention ministers NATHANIEL JOHNSTON Nennius Nonconformist Northumberland OBADIAH WALKER obliged occasion OLIVER HEYWOOD papers pardon person perusal pleased Pope Joan pray preached present printed promise RALPH THORESBY RECEIVED your's rest RICHARD FRANKLAND RICHARD STRETTON Roman safe Saxon sent suppose tell thank thing Thomas THOMAS GALE Thoresby thought tion told town trouble week wife's hearty love WILLIAM NICOLSON Winwed wish WORTHY SIR write wrote York Yorkshire your's
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