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Page 74
... Inhabitants of Gaywood , & c . The Inhabitants of Lynn fuffer great Inconvenience from the want of fresh - water Springs within the Town ; with which Element , however , they are fupplied from a River running by Gaywood , and by leaden ...
... Inhabitants of Gaywood , & c . The Inhabitants of Lynn fuffer great Inconvenience from the want of fresh - water Springs within the Town ; with which Element , however , they are fupplied from a River running by Gaywood , and by leaden ...
Page 302
... Inhabitants , and those Inha- bitants fully employ'd in the richest and most valua- ble Manufacture in the World , ( viz . ) the English Cloathing , as well the Medley , or mix'd Cloathing , as Whites , both for the Home and foreign ...
... Inhabitants , and those Inha- bitants fully employ'd in the richest and most valua- ble Manufacture in the World , ( viz . ) the English Cloathing , as well the Medley , or mix'd Cloathing , as Whites , both for the Home and foreign ...
Page 304
... Inhabitants fubfift . To begin then : The Western Part of the County bordering on Cornwall , viz . about Tavyftock , Brid- deftow , Oakhampton , Holfworthy , Bideford , Great Torrington , Chulmleigh , Chagford , Moreton , Hamp- fted ...
... Inhabitants fubfift . To begin then : The Western Part of the County bordering on Cornwall , viz . about Tavyftock , Brid- deftow , Oakhampton , Holfworthy , Bideford , Great Torrington , Chulmleigh , Chagford , Moreton , Hamp- fted ...
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