]> 2026-05-29T21:06:19+00:00 Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14 0 en 1694-12-14Z 2340128.5 'The Gold is certainly the steadiest & yo^r obligeing offer of yo^r gold medalls is a Temptation I have neither strength to bear, nor to refuse: till I crave another kindness of you, that I may know whose Coynes they bee? & what you sell them att? You say they are all genuine which is the cheife y^ng I pryze y^m for butt since they are a Dead Stock only fitt for Learned & Moneyed persons (two qualifications which nott often occurr in These Times) you cannot expect many Chapmen at the prizes which perhapps they might cost you. If their rates therefore bee nott above my Reach att present, I would nott be your Hindrace butt should soone acquaint you whether I can compass them or nott, nott doubting of the continued Candour & kindness which in all these concerns you have showne mee.' (BL, Sloane MS 3962, f.254; Burnett 2020b, pp. 370-1) 15376 Sloane MS 3962, f.254 English Burnett 2020b, pp. 370-1 collection sale gold 15376 Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14 Correspondence.png 2023-09-26T13:24:42Z 2460214.0588194 2023-09-26T18:35:50Z 2460214.2748843 false Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14]] Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14# QUERY6da44fd49b7cef599ca662fc5df33148 0 0 csv 1 [[:Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14]] Henry Hare - William Courten - 1694-12-14# QUERYbd60d74a4e06a07f9769288090e4abe5