Letter, from Gregory King to John Chamberlayne, dated at Queen's Street Westminster
Reference number: EL/K/25
Date: 03 May 1711
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Clarifying a point made in EL/K/24 - that the city which had more females than males was Lichfield, also known for its alehouses
- Reference number
- EL/K/25
- Earliest possible date
- 03 May 1711
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- 1 page
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- Manuscript
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Gregory King, Letter, from Gregory King to John Chamberlayne, dated at Queen's Street Westminster, 03 May 1711, EL/K/25, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/el_k_25/letter-from-gregory-king-to-john-chamberlayne-dated-at-queens-street-westminster, accessed on 16 August 2026
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'Early letters': letters from correspondents in natural philosophy sent to the Royal Society and its Fellows
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