Letters. 1673 Dec.-1865 May 12.

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Letters. 1673 Dec.-1865 May 12.

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I: Charles II King of England: Authorization of funds requested by the widow of the chaplain to the Regiment of Foot in the Barbadoes Dec. 1673; II. Lord Nelson: Orders to Richard H. Moubray, captain of the Active to take charge of the Ann and the Enterprise, written on board the Victory at sea 10th Oct. 1804; III. Florence Nightingale: Letter to Lord Shaftsbury, 12th May 1865.

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