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... suggests that Smith in his True Travels relied on Purchas ' text . " He stresses that chapters IV - XI of the True ... suggest that Wharton used a source which was neither Purchas ' Pilgrimes nor the True Travels . If such a source ...
... suggests that Smith in his True Travels relied on Purchas ' text . " He stresses that chapters IV - XI of the True ... suggest that Wharton used a source which was neither Purchas ' Pilgrimes nor the True Travels . If such a source ...
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... suggest that they must have been edited , independently of each other , and most likely from an early source . When Bradford Smith introduced the Whar- ton manuscript , which he brought in microfilm from the Lam- beth Library in London ...
... suggest that they must have been edited , independently of each other , and most likely from an early source . When Bradford Smith introduced the Whar- ton manuscript , which he brought in microfilm from the Lam- beth Library in London ...
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... suggestion as to the reasons and aims for the printing of the broadside . We might possibly be allowed to conjecture in what connection , and to what occasion , this elaborate festive poem might refer . It might also suggest the ...
... suggestion as to the reasons and aims for the printing of the broadside . We might possibly be allowed to conjecture in what connection , and to what occasion , this elaborate festive poem might refer . It might also suggest the ...
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