Two letters to a friend The first shewing and demonstrating by law, the rights and privileges of pourallees, or free-hey. The other directing the management of that profitable grass call'd saint-foyn, upon barren land, from the author's own experience, and the best collections of all those who are thought to write well on that subject. With a remarkable and particular account when and how, and by what accidental means it first came and was brought over from Nomandy into this Kingdom. By Charles Kirkham, Esq; of Fineshade-Abbey in Northamptonshire.
- Kirkham, Charles
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Two letters to a friend. The first concerning the end and design of prayer, &c. To which is added, a dissertation of Maximus Tyrius's, translated from the Greek, concerning this question, Whether we ought to pray to God, or no? With Remarks upon it. The s
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London : Printed for J. Clark at the Bible under the Royal-Exchange in Cornhill, and Will.Thompson at Stamford, Lincolnshire, 1737
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