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William Penn miscellaneous letters and documents, 1665-1801, 1665-1801

Title: William Penn miscellaneous letters and documents, 1665-1801 1665-1801

Three volumes contain letters, laws, charters, reports, proclamations, petitions, and other official and semi-official documents relating principally to early Pennsylvania and New Jersey, signed by or addressed to William Penn, among others. A fourth volume is Penn's cash book, 1699-1703, which records expeditures, payments of quit rents, etc. Tipped in is "Catalogue of Goods left at Pensbury," and of goods left at Philadelphia, 1701.

ArchivalResource: 4.0 Volume(s), 4 volumes, 125 items

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Turner, Robert, fl. 1654-1665. Ars notoria : the notary art of Solomon, shewing the cabalistical key of the magical operations, ye liberal sciences, divine revelation, and the art of memory, [16--?].

Title: Ars notoria : the notary art of Solomon, shewing the cabalistical key of the magical operations, ye liberal sciences, divine revelation, and the art of memory, [16--?].

Autograph manuscript, probably transcribed in the late seventeenth century from a published English translation by Robert Turner (London, 1657).

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (110 p.) ; 16 cm.

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Turner, Robert, fl. 1654-1665. Demonologia, or the nature of spirits & devills illustrated, [late 17th century].

Title: Demonologia, or the nature of spirits & devills illustrated, [late 17th century].

Manuscript on paper, in single hand, of De Natura Daemonum, a treatise on demonology by Giovanni Lorenzo d'Anania, translated into English by Robert Turner.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (153 p.) ; 21 x 17 cm.

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Turner, Robert, fl. 1654-1665. Two treatises concerning physick : the first an experimentall method for the curing of most internall & external diseases; the other sentences & aphorisms of chirurgery, with the method of curing wounds & ulcers / by R. Turner, 1656.

Title: Two treatises concerning physick : the first an experimentall method for the curing of most internall & external diseases; the other sentences & aphorisms of chirurgery, with the method of curing wounds & ulcers / by R. Turner, 1656.

Two separately paginated and apparently unpublished works. The first has an additional title page: "An experimentall method whereby most externall and internall diseases are cured by such meanes as have been often proved with other remarkable passages of certain phisicall cures performed by the authors." It consists of brief discussion of many diseases followed by prescriptions to treat them. The second essay consists of a long discussion of wounds, ulcers, and tumors and their treatment.

ArchivalResource: [8], 240, [20], [6], 185, [15] p.

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Penn, William, 1644-1718. Miscellaneous letters and documents, 1665-1801.

Title: Miscellaneous letters and documents, 1665-1801.

Three volumes contain letters, laws, charters, reports, proclamations, petitions, and other official and semi-official documents relating principally to early Pennsylvania and New Jersey, signed by or addressed to William Penn, among others. A fourth volume is Penn's cash book, 1699-1703, which records expeditures, payments of quit rents, etc. Tipped in is "Catalogue of Goods left at Pensbury," and of goods left at Philadelphia, 1701.

ArchivalResource: 4 v. (125 items).

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