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VBB Feb 17, 2011 09:38:15

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Sanctuary wrote:

Littlestone wrote:

See news - http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/93909/news/stonehenge.html Looks interesting, although it cant be in ‘Old English’ if it’s 17th century.

Very interesting, I wonder who wrote them as it doesn't say does it? I guess the selling price may well indicate how well-known the author was in this field.

C'mon you two, if the date is right it cona only be Mr Jones' posthumous publication.

VBB Feb 17, 2011 09:39:28

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VBB wrote:

Sanctuary wrote:

Littlestone wrote:

See news - http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/93909/news/stonehenge.html Looks interesting, although it cant be in ‘Old English’ if it’s 17th century.

Very interesting, I wonder who wrote them as it doesn't say does it? I guess the selling price may well indicate how well-known the author was in this field.

C'mon you two, if the date is right it cona only be Mr Jones' posthumous publication.

Sorry, half asleep, I meant if 1655 is right it's gotta be etc.

Littlestone Feb 17, 2011 10:17:14

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It is.

If you’re of a delicate constitution you might want to sit down before you see how he handles it.