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  <dc:title>Letter from James Burrow to [Martin Folkes]   </dc:title>
  <dc:description>He will take the first opportunity of enquiring after a proper maker of the manufacture [of condoms] so that Folkes may lay in sufficient stock for price and quality. Meanwhile. Burrow sends a small quantity in a parcel under cover of 'our Reverend Brother Assemani' to deflect suspicion. He wishes Folkes 'Success in your new Profession: And the rather, because if you should meet with Misfortunes wch. might require a Commission of Bankruptcy to be taken out agt. you, you may happen to be described at the Tail of a Gazette, by the Appellation of Martin Folkes, Chapman &amp; Dealer in C-----s.'</dc:description>
  <dc:date>3 December 1743</dc:date>
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