]> 2026-04-22T23:46:26+00:00 George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2 0 en 1703-12-02Z 2343402.5 -Lettre du 2 décembre 1703 (de ?): “Mr. Kirkshaw most punctually and faithfully discharged the trust you reposed in him: for he brought your coins and letters to my house, and delivered them to my wife, I being gone betimes not well to bed. The next day I sent for Sir Andrew Fountaine, and delivered the box and your letter to him, and let him see by your letters to me, how much confidence you put in us both. We are both sensible of the great obligations you have laid upon us in committing so considerable a treasure to our trust; for indeed it is the finest and most curious nest of coins that I ever saw, of that kind; and I do not wonder that you take such delight in them. Sir Andrew will, in a little while, go to Oxford, and deliver the British coins to Mr. Lhwyd. I hope my book will be published by Lady-day. I desire to know where I may leave it bound to be sent to you, as an acknowledgment due to your good wishes to it, and as a benefactor to it by your coins” (Hunter 1832, vol. 2, pp. 40-1; Burnett 2020b, pp. 871, 1604-5). 10751 English Hunter 1832, vol. 2, pp. 40-1 Burnett 2020b, pp. 871, 1088 n. 50, 1604-5 saxon 10751 George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2 Correspondence.png 2020-12-09T16:08:26Z 2459193.1725232 2024-01-19T14:33:47Z 2460329.106794 false George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2]] George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2# QUERYe88bcd3e259b316ca55131bbc2cb3de1 0 0 csv 1 [[:George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2]] George Hickes - Ralph Thoresby - 1703-12-2# QUERYba1737d917fe9956da0911161450134c