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English: Author: Guy de la Bedoyere. Letter by en:Samuel Pepys to en:John Evelyn, 16 October 1665

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I entreat you to consider this letter about/ ye prisoners, & what ye Bearer shall inform you/ touching the sicke men./ Yr. most humble servt./

S. Pepys
Date 16 May 2007 (original upload date)
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Author Bedoyere at English Wikipedia

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  • 2007-05-16 19:19 Bedoyere 2281×1442× (312734 bytes) Author: Guy de la Bedoyere. Letter by [[Samuel Pepys]] to [[John Evelyn]], 16 October 1665

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