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Catalogue Entry: MINT00838

'Reasons why the Bayliffes of Westminster [...] ought not to Claime the goods of Traytors and Felons, nor the Tooles Clippings &c. seized upon Clippers and False Coiners'

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Twelve-point memorandum asserting that both by reason and precedent such forfeitures are rightly due to the Mint.

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