A letter to Thomas Roche, son of Peregrine Roche , Son of Peregrine Roche, Of the City of Dublin; who, being cured of a violent scorbutic disorder, has lately relapsed; and the Habit is now so confirmed, that he is deemed incurable, and must ever remain a very scrub. By Abraham Rye. To which is added, by way of Postscript, an affidavit from the man in the closet.
- Rye, Abraham 1715?-1774.
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- 1773
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Letter to Thomas Roche, son of Peregrine Roche (Online)
A letter to Thomas Roche, son of Peregrine Roche, Son of Peregrine Roche, Of the City of Dublin; who, being cured of a violent scorbutic disorder, has lately relapsed; and the Habit is now so confirmed, that he is deemed incurable, and must ever remain a very scrub. By Abraham Rye. To which is added, by way of Postscript, an affidavit from the man in the closet
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[Canterbury] : Sold by Messrs. Simmons and Kirkdy [i.e. Kirkby], and W. Flackton, in Canterbury, 1773
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The second edition, with a supplement.
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- Full text available: 1773.