... NATHANIEL HOOKE . Died 1763. Painted by Bartholomew Dandridge . Roman History , ' first published in Author of the Hooke also wrote a from the French the " 1733 . work on the Roman Senate , and translated Life of Fénelon . ' Presented ...

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