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A black scene opened: being the true state of Mr. John Kendrick's gift to the town of Reading; and of the decree which was made by the Barons of the Exchequer, in the fourteenth year of King Charles the First, in favour of the poor of the said town. And also of the misapplication of the lands and rents ever since : published by John Watts, Esq.in the year 1749

Watts, John, 1672?-17501749
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