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  <dc:title>Thomas Sanders, Coventry, to Elizabeth Sanders Mr Simeon Ashe's house near Austin's Gate</dc:title>
  <dc:description>'I came safe to Coventry on Monday morning and found all in peace and regiment unengaged with Lamb's party - this black cloud is suddenly blown over almost without a drop of blood - not 2 slain - there was 500 horse and foot but all are taken - Col Hawksworth was real and honest in this business - I think to go towards home tomorrow - Thomas Huchenson stays to go with me - if any letters come for me, open them, and if important send them to me'</dc:description>
  <dc:date>24 Apr 1660</dc:date>
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