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... but hopinge shortly & from time to time to receave o'r [ moneys ] backe agayne & a dayly benifite , w'ch ye Lord God graunte to succede accordingelye , I told you in my laste y't he accompteth to make p'fecte roughe copper for xxvli ...
... but hopinge shortly & from time to time to receave o'r [ moneys ] backe agayne & a dayly benifite , w'ch ye Lord God graunte to succede accordingelye , I told you in my laste y't he accompteth to make p'fecte roughe copper for xxvli ...
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We have yet above 17 or 20 fadom to the deepe shafte where the moste owre was lefte by reporte , to w'ch we thinke to com aboute the later ende of Auguste with God's helpe ; the Lord sende that we maye lighte w'th suche owre that will ...
We have yet above 17 or 20 fadom to the deepe shafte where the moste owre was lefte by reporte , to w'ch we thinke to com aboute the later ende of Auguste with God's helpe ; the Lord sende that we maye lighte w'th suche owre that will ...
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I thannke your Worship most hartyly for your freindly * letter , written unto my M'r in my behalff , and the Lord send me grace that I may desarved , trusting yow will , at Mr. Weston's coming first to your house , lett him understand ...
I thannke your Worship most hartyly for your freindly * letter , written unto my M'r in my behalff , and the Lord send me grace that I may desarved , trusting yow will , at Mr. Weston's coming first to your house , lett him understand ...
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I suppos wee ar within 12 faddem to the deepe shaft wher the ewre was most left by report , w'ch I hop wee shall recover within this moneth and leesse ; in Logan the lode holds out reasonable well for it , the Lord bethank it .
I suppos wee ar within 12 faddem to the deepe shaft wher the ewre was most left by report , w'ch I hop wee shall recover within this moneth and leesse ; in Logan the lode holds out reasonable well for it , the Lord bethank it .
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I thank the Lord for it ; God send the mynes to prospere , and to mak good greement amongst the Parteners in setting this work forward , whereby they may have p'fitt , and the comone wealt may be maintained to God's honner .
I thank the Lord for it ; God send the mynes to prospere , and to mak good greement amongst the Parteners in setting this work forward , whereby they may have p'fitt , and the comone wealt may be maintained to God's honner .
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| Title | The Smelting of Copper in the Swansea District of South Wales, from the Time of Elizabeth to the Present Day |
| Author | George Grant Francis |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Henry Sotheran & Company, 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 20 Apr 2007 |
| Length | 193 pages |
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