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Carteret, Philip

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Philip de Carteret R. N

Jane Ashelford, Jersey Heritage Trust Staff · First published 2020

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Placeholder cover for New Jersey: autograph letters from Philip Carteret

New Jersey: autograph letters from Philip Carteret

Carteret, Philip · First published 1934

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Placeholder cover for Remarks upon the letter of Mr. John Ellis ... to Philip Carteret Webb

Remarks upon the letter of Mr. John Ellis ... to Philip Carteret Webb

Miller, Philip · First published 1758

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Placeholder cover for A letter from Mr. John Ellis ... to Philip Carteret Webb ... attempting to ascertain the tree that yields the common varnish used in China and Japan ; to promote its propagation in our American colonies; and to set right some mistakes botanists appear to have entertained concerning it

A letter from Mr. John Ellis ... to Philip Carteret Webb ... attempting to ascertain the tree that yields the common varnish used in China and Japan ; to promote its propagation in our American colonies; and to set right some mistakes botanists appear to have entertained concerning it

John Ellis · First published 1756

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Placeholder cover for The true state of the cause now in appeal before Their Majesties, and the Right Honourable the Lords of Their Majesties most honourable Privy-Council, betwixt Philip Falle, rector of St. Saviour's, and John Dumaresq, rector of St. Clement's, plantiffs [sic], and Charles de Carteret, Esq.; sieur of Trinity, defendant, concerning the right of electing masters to the two free-schools of St. Mary Magdalen (commonly called St, Manelier) and St. Athanase, in the Isle of Jersey

The true state of the cause now in appeal before Their Majesties, and the Right Honourable the Lords of Their Majesties most honourable Privy-Council, betwixt Philip Falle, rector of St. Saviour's, and John Dumaresq, rector of St. Clement's, plantiffs [sic], and Charles de Carteret, Esq.; sieur of Trinity, defendant, concerning the right of electing masters to the two free-schools of St. Mary Magdalen (commonly called St, Manelier) and St. Athanase, in the Isle of Jersey

Charles De Carteret, Philip Falle · First published 1691

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