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Running title: A discoverie of hidden treasure. Photoreprint of the 1639 ed. printed by . to be sold by G. Hutton, London. The English experience, its record in early printed books published in facsimile ;, no. 682. Other Titles. Discoverie of hidden treasure.

41 Plattes, Gabriel, A discovery of infinite treasure hidden since the worlds beginning (1639), sigs. 50 Plattes, Discovery of infinite treasure, p. 76. 51 This has been overlooked in studies of the Hartlib circle. sig. D. 43 See Plattes, Discovery of subterraneall treasure, sigs. Bodleian Library, MS Bankes 11/39; The National Archives (TNA), C66/2842/1.

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A Discoverie of Infinite Treasure was an early work in the fields of. A Discoverie of Infinite Treasure, hidden since the World's Beginning.

A Discoverie of Infinite Treasure was an early work in the fields of chemistry, metallurgy and geology. According to Allen Debus Plattes was heavily influenced by William Gilbert and the theory of magnetism. He wrote on the dowsing rod, colour and mineral composition, and the formation of geological features  .

Treasure Island’s author, Robert Louis Stevenson, (3) (be) a Scotsman born in Edinburgh in 1850. Although he (4) (live) abroad for many years, in 1881 he returned to the land of his birth for a holiday.

These early printed books were made using either wooden or metal blocks .

These early printed books were made using either wooden or metal blocks and were primarily focussed on Buddhist and Taoist treaties. Thanks, in no small part to the press, literacy began to rise as well as the types of information people could be exposed to. Around this time Europe was recovering from the devastating impact of the Black Death. This had decimated the population and had led to the decline in the rise of the church, the rise of the money economy, and subsequent birth of the Renaissance.

The Discovery of Uranus

The Discovery of Uranus. Someone once put forward an attractive though unlikely theory. Throughout the Earth's annual revolution around the sun, there is one point of space always hidden from our eyes.