File NLW MS 4258C. - Letters

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NLW MS 4258C.

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Letters

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  • [18 cent.]-[19 cent.] (Creation)

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Correspondence of various individuals, including Robert Aspland, Unitarian minister, the Rev. William Ettrick, Richard Hart, David Simpson, divine, and a letter from Robert Gray, bishop of Bristol, to William Rae Wilson, traveller and author; a group of letters to booksellers in London, one being from Michael Lort, antiquary; a group, relating mainly to financial and trade matters, addressed to Henshaw Latham and to Latham Rice and Co., Dover; a group dealing with legal, financial and business matters addressed to a London attorney-at-law and to Messrs Bell and Higginson, London.

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  • English

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English

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Preferred citation: NLW MS 4258C

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vtls004365019

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(WlAbNL)0000365019

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