The Smelting of Copper in the Swansea District of South Wales, from the Time of Elizabeth to the Present Day |
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127 , he further says - “ Aside from Bodmyn , toward the North Sea , sundry gentlemen have there planted their seats , as in St. Kew , Master Carnsewe at Bo - Kelly , ” etc. Carnsewe , rightly Carndeaw , purporteth in Cornish , a black ...
127 , he further says - “ Aside from Bodmyn , toward the North Sea , sundry gentlemen have there planted their seats , as in St. Kew , Master Carnsewe at Bo - Kelly , ” etc. Carnsewe , rightly Carndeaw , purporteth in Cornish , a black ...
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... that he told Mr. . that he would receave the said 40li . of yo'r worship in co'sideration of suche stuffe he hath ( now in ] his hande that woulde do him pleasure for * See some further account of him in Carew , p .
... that he told Mr. . that he would receave the said 40li . of yo'r worship in co'sideration of suche stuffe he hath ( now in ] his hande that woulde do him pleasure for * See some further account of him in Carew , p .
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It is further proved that whatever was the metallurgic talent of native workmen , the Germans ( or , as they were often in those days called , the Dutch ) f were the skilled workmen who forced on the art to a higher perfection than it ...
It is further proved that whatever was the metallurgic talent of native workmen , the Germans ( or , as they were often in those days called , the Dutch ) f were the skilled workmen who forced on the art to a higher perfection than it ...
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I find that he was one of the original Partners of the M. R. , in 1580 , as will be shewn a few pages further on . + The buckets in which the ore was raised from the mines . | Again specially named at p .
I find that he was one of the original Partners of the M. R. , in 1580 , as will be shewn a few pages further on . + The buckets in which the ore was raised from the mines . | Again specially named at p .
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And further , the said Jochim doubteth not but after he hath rosted and smolton iij . or iiij . saies of o'r Copp ' ure , in the great works , * after such manner as he hath devised since his comeing from Keswick , to attaine to such ...
And further , the said Jochim doubteth not but after he hath rosted and smolton iij . or iiij . saies of o'r Copp ' ure , in the great works , * after such manner as he hath devised since his comeing from Keswick , to attaine to such ...
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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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