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Kingdon, John Augustine. *Cab.21.46.1 Incidents in the lives of Thomas Poyntz and Richard Grafton, two citizens and grocers of London, who suffered loss and incurred dangers in common with Tyndal, Coverdale, and Rogers, in bring- ing out the Bible in the vulgar tongue; collected and confused by J. A. Kingdon, a Past master of the guild; dutifully dedicated to
the worshipful the master and wardens of the company.
“Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the King.” — Privately printed by Rixon & Arnold, Poultry, London, 1895.
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| This card was printed at the Boston a Public Library, December 30, 1908. Go164—Printers.—Poyntz, Thomas, or North Ockenden. — Grafton, Richard.—
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