An Historical Relation of Ceylon: Together with Somewhat Concerning Severall Remarkeable Passages of My Life that Hath Hapned Since My Deliverance Out of My Capitivity |
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... Ward Grand Daughter to my father viz : My Silver bowl or montith and ye large Silver Salver ; and Silver Chocolatt ... Knox Ward who beareth my Name viz My Booke of Ceylon with Maniscripts of my owne Life - and my Ceylone Knife , and a ...
... Ward Grand Daughter to my father viz : My Silver bowl or montith and ye large Silver Salver ; and Silver Chocolatt ... Knox Ward who beareth my Name viz My Booke of Ceylon with Maniscripts of my owne Life - and my Ceylone Knife , and a ...
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... Knox Ward , Clarencieux Herald , was not the knife which is alluded to in the narrative of his escape , but is one ... Knox wrote the letter to his surviving fellow captives which is given in his autobiography . Knox's literary friends ...
... Knox Ward , Clarencieux Herald , was not the knife which is alluded to in the narrative of his escape , but is one ... Knox wrote the letter to his surviving fellow captives which is given in his autobiography . Knox's literary friends ...
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... Knox Ward , Clarencieux King of Arms , who was Knox's nephew and bequeathed the volume to the Bodleian . It is contained in 127 folio pages , and there are also at the beginning of the volume six pages of manuscript , continued over on ...
... Knox Ward , Clarencieux King of Arms , who was Knox's nephew and bequeathed the volume to the Bodleian . It is contained in 127 folio pages , and there are also at the beginning of the volume six pages of manuscript , continued over on ...
Page xli
... Knox. To the Right Worshipful The Governor , the Deputy - Governor , and Four and Twenty Committees of the Honorable ... Ward Esquire . Hat I formerly Presented you in Writing , having in pursuance of your Commands now somewhat dress'd by ...
... Knox. To the Right Worshipful The Governor , the Deputy - Governor , and Four and Twenty Committees of the Honorable ... Ward Esquire . Hat I formerly Presented you in Writing , having in pursuance of your Commands now somewhat dress'd by ...
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... Knox. 1661-64 . They hoped to obtain Liberty , but were mistaken . A ridiculous Men . Court . Their honours and their ... ward to their grief they found it to be true as he told them . Their entertainment was excellently good according to ...
... Knox. 1661-64 . They hoped to obtain Liberty , but were mistaken . A ridiculous Men . Court . Their honours and their ... ward to their grief they found it to be true as he told them . Their entertainment was excellently good according to ...
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