Letter, 1735/6, March 9, London, to [William Duncombe?].

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Letter, 1735/6, March 9, London, to [William Duncombe?].

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Expresses sympathy on death of Mrs. Duncombe and satisfaction at religious bent of Duncombes. Holds Tragedy of Esther until Duncombe calls or sends for it.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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