excerpt from 'A Tour in Bedfordshire, 1794' pp. 21 (45 words)
excerpt from 'A Tour in Bedfordshire, 1794' pp. 21 (45 words)
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Mrs E[dwards] of Henlow, and Miss S[mith]. of Southill―both equestrians drank tea with us and to hear the band of musick of the Cambridge Militia―; which regiment, as good perhaps as necessary, are not to be compared to the noble Cheshire Militia. |
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