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RefNoKCB/1/A/31/197
AltRefNoCity/PB Volume 31 page 197
TitleA letter from Dr Keith in London to 'the Rev'd Mr Ockley, Arabic Professor in Cambridge'. Dr Keith is pleased to hear by a letter of October 31 that S. Ockley is much better, 'easy and cheerful', and that he should take care to eat well. Dr Keith sends apologies for not visiting. He mentions that the three transcriptions (above) that he has made have been sent with his letter (actually there are four). They are to be sent on to a mutual friend Lord Harley.
Date[8 November 1718]
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CreatorNameBorough of Cambridge
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