Letter : London, to Oliver Noyes, Hull, Yorkshire, 1746 Jan. 8.

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Letter : London, to Oliver Noyes, Hull, Yorkshire, 1746 Jan. 8.

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January 8, 1745/46, letter written in London to Oliver Noyes, a merchant in Hull, Yorkshire, regarding a debt, the Jacobite rebellion in Scotland, and conditions on the New York frontier.

1 item (1 folded sheet (4 p.)) ; 21 cm.

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