Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to John Lewis, 27 June 1786SimilarKẏrīakōdromīōnʺ, sirēchʺ, Nēdělnikʺ poūchenīe : na vsěkhʺ nēděle̜khʺ vʺ Pravoslavnikhʺ Tserkvakhʺ prochitaēmae̜ Ev̇angelīe̜khʺ vʺ vsēgō lěta sʺ tolkūvanīēmʺ i sʺ nravoūchēnīē, i na Vēlikikhʺ Gospodskikhʺ prazdnit︠s︡ěkhʺ, i na sve̜tykhʺ prazdnūēmykhʺ skazanīē dūshēpolēznae̜Atlas Ortelius KB PPN369376781-080bv-081arThe golden tradeDe occulta philosophia. Liber quartus. A discourse concerning coining the new money lighter: In answer to Mr. Lock's considerations about raising the value of moneyGrammar is called in the Hebrew language diḳduḳ : which is an art that teaches to know how to read, pronounce, & talk perfectly, knowing the properties of the letters, vow[e]ls, & accents ..MoreRelatedCopy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to John Lewis, 27 June 1786Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to John Lewis, 27 June 1786Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to John Lewis, 27 June 1786Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to Samuel Titcomb, 12 June 1786Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to Samuel Titcomb, 12 June 1786Copy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to Samuel Titcomb, 12 June 1786MoreCopy of Letter from John Brooks, Samuel Phillips, and Nathaniel Wells to John Lewis, 27 June 1786file_downloadDownloadcrop_originalOrder Printrate_reviewdescriptionSummarylabel_outlineTagsmassachusetts land officemassachusetts archivespublic land salesunited statespolitics and government1775 1865mainehistoryrevolution 1775 1783claimscanadaboundariessuffolk countybostoncorrespondence 1783 1859letterscorrespondence manuscriptsenglishjohn lewisjohn brookssamuel phillipsnathaniel wellsdigitalcommonwealthultra high resolutionhigh resolutiondate_rangeDate1786createSourceMassachusetts ArchiveslinkLinkhttps://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/copyrightCopyright infoPublic Domain
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