Virginia. A Sermon Preached at White Chapel. London 1609.
de SYMONDS, WILLIAM
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Amsterdam-New York, Da Capo Press-Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm Ltd. 1968. Original publisher's red cloth hardback, gilt lettering on blue label spine and frontcover, 8vo: [iv], [viij], 54pp., [ij]. Fine copy., Volume 52: The English Experience. Its record in early printed books. Published in facsimile.
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- Virginia. A Sermon Preached at White Chapel. London 1609.
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- SYMONDS, WILLIAM
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- Amsterdam-New York, Da Capo Press-Theatrvm Orbis Terrarvm Ltd. 1968
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