Ashe's History of the Azores Author(s)_Edmund Spenser by 1825 he had become

by 1825 he had become a silk dyer

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Ashe's History of the Azores Author(s)_Edmund Spenser by 1825 he had becomeHistory of the Azores, or Western Islands; containing an account of the government, laws, and religion, the manners, ceremonies, and character of the inhabitants: and demonstrating the importance of these valuable islands to the British Empire Thomas Ashe (1770 1835) led a somewhat rackety existence, embroiled in a series of scandals (allegations of dueling, embezzlement, attempted blackmail of Queen Caroline) and he died in reduced circumstances in