Second Number of Maitland History Publishes Charters
This item announces the second number of William Maitland’s History of London. It includes Saxon charters granted by William the Conqueror, translated into modern English, notes by an Antiquary, and a detailed account of London Bridge from founding to 1241. Also advertised are theological and historical works, catalogues, and sale details at J Stephens’s shop.
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London Bridge
Weitten
John Fortescum
Henry
Mr. Selden
England
Bale
Pits
Ralph de Hengpats
Tizh Rarth
R. Ge
Plutarch
Eneas
Tullus Hostilius
Aristomenes
Tarquin the Elder
L. Junius Brutus
Geld
Cyrus
Jason
Tho. Rowe
Hannibal
Mr. Dacier
N.B. Rowe
M. P Abbe Bellenger
Paris
Amsterdam
Dacier
Arrian
Alexander the Great
Rooke
Richard Newton
Frg
Middle Temple
J. Stephens
Temple-Bar
Father
Benjamin
Winchester
Order of the Garter
John Balguy
North
Allerton
County of
York
Sarum
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreec
Marcia Bryson
Newcastle
Temple Church
Jerusalem
Thomas Sherlock
Chichester
Temple
Salisbury
Mr. Waulsson
Bangor
Robinson-Crusoe
Mariner
America
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Wriccen
T. Woodward
Don Quixoye Dé la Manchia
William Wicherley
Island of
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Britain
Scotland
Marques‘ of Montrose
Earl of Clarendon
Charles IL
Charles I
Charles II
France
Lewis XIV
G. Strahan
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Angelick
Fuerck
Jacob's
Angel and Crown
Broad-street
Patievir
Ameér
St. Cleménc’s
Serand
Celdis
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de Hoy
Robert Boyle
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