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The history of the English college at Doway, from its first foundation in 1568, to the present time. As also a particular description of the college, gardens, &c. ... By R. C. chaplain to an English regiment, that march'd in upon its surrendring to the allies

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1713.
Call number: 306490
Creator: Dodd, Charles (1672-1743)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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The history of the English college at Doway, from its first foundation in 1568, to the present time. As also a particular description of the college, gardens, &c. ... By R. C. chaplain to an English regiment, that march'd in upon its surrendring to the allies

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