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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Page vii
... prisoners ) , The Knox Coat of Arms , . Handwriting and Signature of Robert Knox , Title Page of ' An Historical Relation of Ceylon , ' The Manner of their Ploughing in Ceylon , · xii XX xxxvi xliv The Manner of Smoothing their Feilds ...
... prisoners ) , The Knox Coat of Arms , . Handwriting and Signature of Robert Knox , Title Page of ' An Historical Relation of Ceylon , ' The Manner of their Ploughing in Ceylon , · xii XX xxxvi xliv The Manner of Smoothing their Feilds ...
Page xxix
... prisoner one Zelone , 4th Aprill , 1660. I was borne one Tower hill in London , 8th Feb : 1641. My Age when taken was 19 years : 1 Month & 27 dayes . Continewed prisoner thare 19 years 6 month 14 dayes So that I was a prisoner thare 4 ...
... prisoner one Zelone , 4th Aprill , 1660. I was borne one Tower hill in London , 8th Feb : 1641. My Age when taken was 19 years : 1 Month & 27 dayes . Continewed prisoner thare 19 years 6 month 14 dayes So that I was a prisoner thare 4 ...
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... Prisoners to Execution . The Kings Prisoners ; their Misery . He punisheth whole Generations for the sake of one . The sad condition of young Gentlemen that wait on his Person . His Pleasure - houses . Pastimes abroad . His Diver- sions ...
... Prisoners to Execution . The Kings Prisoners ; their Misery . He punisheth whole Generations for the sake of one . The sad condition of young Gentlemen that wait on his Person . His Pleasure - houses . Pastimes abroad . His Diver- sions ...
Page lxvii
... Prisoner . The Dutch . The occasion of their coming in . The King their implacable Enemy , and why . The Damage the King does them . The means they use to obtain Peace with him . How he took Bibligom Fort from them . Several of their ...
... Prisoner . The Dutch . The occasion of their coming in . The King their implacable Enemy , and why . The Damage the King does them . The means they use to obtain Peace with him . How he took Bibligom Fort from them . Several of their ...
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... Prisoners or other Slaves run away . These Watches , in case of opposition , are to call out to the Towns near , who are to assist them . They oftentimes have no Arms , for they are the people of the next Towns : but their Weapons to ...
... Prisoners or other Slaves run away . These Watches , in case of opposition , are to call out to the Towns near , who are to assist them . They oftentimes have no Arms , for they are the people of the next Towns : but their Weapons to ...
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