Description - A Concise Description of the Royal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich. Extracted from the Historical Account Published by the Chaplains. by John Cooke
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British Library
T089940
The chaplains = John Cooke and John Maule. Extracted from their 'An historical account of the Royal hospital for seamen at Greenwich'.
[London]: To be sold only at the hospital, [1795?] [4],40p., table; 8�
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