The Hartlib Papers

Sir

Since I haue receiued the copies of letters and the printed relation etc. I haue written a letter to you to enforme you what hope ther might be for reliuing of those opressed I pray enforme me by this gentleman a Friende of mine whither them things are printed in English, because diuers haue enquired for it, and whither they haue haue send ouer any to make ther cause knowen heere and so desire some reliefe or whither they haue left it to you. and whither ther was any motion made to those that are in power and what it intertainment it had, if you please to write in few wordes it will be very acceptable to

                         Your thankefull

                              Friende

Maldon 4 Maij                    Iohn Suatosius

          57.                           [PP.?]

If you haue anythinge

elsse to communicate to

me I shall bee glad to heare

                  Vale.

          To his much esteemed Friend

           Mr Hartlib. neare the

           Charing crosse, ouer against

            Angel Court

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