Volume 1

The Flemings in Oxford : being documents selected from the Rydal papers in illustration of the lives and ways of Oxford men 1650-1700 / edited by John Richard Magrath.

Date:
1904-1924
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Credit: The Flemings in Oxford : being documents selected from the Rydal papers in illustration of the lives and ways of Oxford men 1650-1700 / edited by John Richard Magrath. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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