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Sender: Camden
Recipient: "Townshend"
Letters: 1
Date(s): [4 Aug 1793 ?]
Location: BC Sydney/Townshend: File Q3
Title: Verses address'd to old Camden's picture, at Lord Camden's in
Kent. Apr. 1766
Author: Davies, Sneyd
Attribution: Sneyd Davies
Date(s): 1766 (title)
Manuscript: Lt q 19
Contents: Extravagant praise of Lord Camden, formerly Charles Pratt,
addressed to a portrait of his late father Sir John Pratt. With
a prose note "This picture (an original) which formerly hung in
the same house in Camden's time, was lately made a present of,
to L
Title: To Charles Pratt Esq now Lord Camden, 1747
Author: Davies, Sneyd
Attribution: Sneyd Davies
Date(s): 1743 (Ragnarsson)
Manuscript: Lt q 19
Contents: Address to Charles Pratt, later Lord Camden, reviewing their
long friendship, regretting the passing of youth, and urging
him to win fame in the world
Camden's Britannia : newly translated into English, with large additions and improvements
Camden, William (1551-1623); Gibson, Edmund (1669-1748)
1695
Contains 50 maps including the counties of England, maps of North and South Wales, etc. Most of the maps bear the name of Robert Morden. Sutton Nicholls and John Sturt appear as engravers on a few of ...
The abridgment of Camden's Britannia with the maps of the seuerall shires of England and Wales
Camden, William (1551-1623)
1626
Engraved title-page. Fifty-one small maps of the counties of England and Wales, which are chiefly remarkable as being the earliest individual county maps to show latitude and longitude.
Camden's Britannia : newly translated into English, with large additions and improvements
Camden, William (1551-1623); Gibson, Edmund (1669-1748)
1695
Contains 50 maps including the counties of England, maps of North and South Wales, etc. Most of the maps bear the name of Robert Morden. Sutton Nicholls and John Sturt appear as engravers on a few of ...
Title: Upon Sir Charles Pratt, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas being created a Peer by the Title of Baron Camden from the Name of his House, formerly the Residence of the celebrated Historian Camden
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 1786 (?)
Manuscript: Lt 104
Contents: Lines in praise of the patriotism of Sir Charles Pratt, recently created Baron Camden, comparing him to the historian William Camden.
Sender: Pratt, Sir Charles, 1st Earl Camden
Recipient: Townshend, Thomas, 1st Viscount Sydney
Letters: 1
Date(s): Jun 1786
Location: BC Sydney/Townshend: File K12