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Philip Morant (1700-1770)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: Philip Morant

Date of birth: 1700

Date of death: 1770

Source of information: Special Collections

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Channel Islands Collection B-1/FAL: Caesarea : or, an account of Jersey, the greatest of the islands remaining to the crown of England of the ancient Dutchy [sic] of Normandy. With an appendix of records, &c. an accurate map of the island, and a prospect of Elizabeth-Castle

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Channel Islands Collection B-1/FAL: Caesarea : or, An account of Jersey, the greatest of the islands remaining to the crown of England of the ancient Dutchy [sic] of Normandy. With an appendix of records, &c. an accurate map of the islands, and a prospect of Elizabeth-Castle

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Channel Islands Collection B-1/FAL: Caesarea : or, an account of Jersey, the greatest of the islands round the coast of England or the ancient Duchy of Normandy. With an appendix of records, etc. published from authentic documents in the Tower, Paper-Office, British Museum

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Large Modern History Y-6.7 MOR: The history and antiquities of the county of Essex : compiled from the best and most ancient historians

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Large Modern History Y-6.7 MOR: The history and antiquities of the county of Essex : compiled from the best and most ancient historians

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Modern History P-0/RAP: An abridgement of the history of England. Being a summary of Mr. Rapin's history and Mr. Tindal's continuation, from the landing of Julius Caesar to the death of King George I

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Modern History P-0/RAP: An abridgement of the history of England. Being a summary of Mr. Rapin's history and Mr. Tindal's continuation, from the landing of Julius Caesar to the death of King George I

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Modern History P-0/RAP: An abridgement of the history of England. Being a summary of Mr. Rapin's history and Mr. Tindal's continuation, from the landing of Julius Caesar to the death of King George I