File NLW MS 22896D. - Arithmetic and memoranda book,

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NLW MS 22896D.

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Arithmetic and memoranda book,

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  • 1809-1810. (Creation)

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84 ff. ; 320 x 195 mm. Vellum over boards.

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Bought from David Harbourne, Cardiff, 1992.

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A volume, 1809-1810, written by Joseph Meredith of the town of Carmarthen containing mainly arithmetical exercises, verses, and other memoranda including an account of the collection of money made among the workers at the Tinworks, Carmarthen, on behalf of the widow of a deceased forgeman, together with a copy of her petition, 1809 (ff. 79v-80v); inserted in the volume are two printed accounts, State of the Sunday Schools, near the Parade, Carmarthen ..., 1809 and 1810, with lists of the subscribers (ff. 77-8v). On Carmarthen Tinworks, see Francis Green, 'Carmarthen Tinworks and its founder', Transactions of the Historical Society of West Wales, 5 (1915), pp. 245-70.

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  • English

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English.

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Preferred citation: NLW MS 22896D.

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vtls004403676

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(WlAbNL)0000403676

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