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Correspondence from Goldsmith, Henry, Streatham to Percival Beaumont: Reads- Have mowed Home Field, Upper & Mid. Hills, & carried most; a good crop. Difficulty about selling the bark that was "flead" in the woods & on Tooting common; large quantity this year, & price greatly lower; it costs fleaing 17/6 a load, can only get 21/- for it; have put it in barn; imagine it will get better price by waiting.

25 June 1766

From: 1766 To: 1766

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Streatham, mowing, fields, crops, grass, trees, woods, commons, Tooting