About Nicholas Bradshawe
Lived 1574 – 1655 (aged 80–81). Nicholas Bradshawe was a writer.
Nicholas Bradshawe (fl. 1635), was a fellow of Balliol College, Oxford. He was the author of Canticvm Evangelicvm Summam Sacri Evangelii continens, London, 1635, dedicated to Sir Arthur Mainwaring.
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English writer
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Nicholas Bradshawe was born in 1574.
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Nicholas Bradshawe died in 1655.
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Nicholas Bradshawe was a writer.
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