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Page 96
... Daily Courant of last Friday in the following Words , translated from the Gazette of Amsterdam.1 Paris , February 12. " Tis confirmed , that the King has resolv'd to establish a new Academy for Politics , of which the Marquis de Torcy ...
... Daily Courant of last Friday in the following Words , translated from the Gazette of Amsterdam.1 Paris , February 12. " Tis confirmed , that the King has resolv'd to establish a new Academy for Politics , of which the Marquis de Torcy ...
Page 182
... Daily Courant of 29 Mar. 1706 advertises the loss from a house on Dowgate - Hill of ' a little Black and White Spanel Bitch . . . , her Name Vene ' . 4 Here probably the New Exchange . See No. 96 ( vol . i ) . 5 A card game , in which ...
... Daily Courant of 29 Mar. 1706 advertises the loss from a house on Dowgate - Hill of ' a little Black and White Spanel Bitch . . . , her Name Vene ' . 4 Here probably the New Exchange . See No. 96 ( vol . i ) . 5 A card game , in which ...
Page 353
... Daily Courant . In Tatler 131 Addison had exposed the ' Chymical Operators ' who adulterated wines and defrauded the public ; throughout 1711 Brooke and Hellier seem to have carried on a vigorous campaign of advertising - warning ...
... Daily Courant . In Tatler 131 Addison had exposed the ' Chymical Operators ' who adulterated wines and defrauded the public ; throughout 1711 Brooke and Hellier seem to have carried on a vigorous campaign of advertising - warning ...
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