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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 18, 1741
Page
2
A fragmentary notice notes a poem by Jonathan Wilson and another by James Hodges. The entries reference London and St Magnus Church, with unclear publication details.
A early proposal outlines a Society of Publishers offering authors a fixed rate for approved works. It promises impartiality, secrecy, and copyright security while enabling pamphlets to be included in a twelve penny pamphlet under The Publishers Magazine. Thomas Osborne is named as contact for handling business and advances.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises Tullius Cicero works in Folio 8vo, claiming three books on philosophy and nature. Mentions an Egyptian aleanhy and Angin.
Neatly printed volumes advertise short accounts of late wars and material European events during the lives of two noted generals. A new history of Peter the Great’s life and reign with wars against Sweden and Tartary is offered, including a correct geographic description of the empire.
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