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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Together with Somewhat Concerning Severall Remarkeable Passages of My Life that Hath Hapned Since My Deliverance Out of My Capitivity Robert Knox. THE CONTENTS Preface , by James Ryan , Editor , Itinerary of Knox's Flight , Introductory ...
Together with Somewhat Concerning Severall Remarkeable Passages of My Life that Hath Hapned Since My Deliverance Out of My Capitivity Robert Knox. THE CONTENTS Preface , by James Ryan , Editor , Itinerary of Knox's Flight , Introductory ...
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... long aboard yt ever since hath bin diseased & is now dead 17 . 30 70 . 150 . which at 10- per Pa , the Principal losse is - Pa . 337 . 30 . lb. S. Sterl . 168 19 . Knox and his four compleat batchelors ' of Legun- denya xiv EDITOR'S ...
... long aboard yt ever since hath bin diseased & is now dead 17 . 30 70 . 150 . which at 10- per Pa , the Principal losse is - Pa . 337 . 30 . lb. S. Sterl . 168 19 . Knox and his four compleat batchelors ' of Legun- denya xiv EDITOR'S ...
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... hath bin translated into Dutch & french . ' In another place he notes , as a reason for not reprinting , that when he sold the ' Coppie of this Booke to Mr. Rich . Chiswell , Senr . , I gave him my Bond that neither my selfe nor any for ...
... hath bin translated into Dutch & french . ' In another place he notes , as a reason for not reprinting , that when he sold the ' Coppie of this Booke to Mr. Rich . Chiswell , Senr . , I gave him my Bond that neither my selfe nor any for ...
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... hath Imposed one all the people of his Country , whare I thinke not one doubted of the truth of his death , more then my selfe , but when I wrote that he poysoned his son it was so generally beleeved & in truth I beleeve then nobody ...
... hath Imposed one all the people of his Country , whare I thinke not one doubted of the truth of his death , more then my selfe , but when I wrote that he poysoned his son it was so generally beleeved & in truth I beleeve then nobody ...
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... hath strangely preserved mee , & blessed mee . From hence I further observe it was one of my fathers Charges to me one his deathbead to take care of my Brother & Sister , both which I found living at my returne to England after 23 years ...
... hath strangely preserved mee , & blessed mee . From hence I further observe it was one of my fathers Charges to me one his deathbead to take care of my Brother & Sister , both which I found living at my returne to England after 23 years ...
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