Public letter defends African and Royal Exchange ventures
A dated London notice defends as harmless the author’s role as director of the African Company and Royal Exchange Assurance. He argues export aims would aid national trade, disputes calumnies, and recalls subscriber funds returning with interest. Advertising briefs follow for books, plays, and sermons, typical of the era.
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London
African and Royal Exchange Assurance
Tam Fill
Amirm
Fime
Royal Exchange Assurance
Barnard
Africa
South-Sea
India
Sfage
N. PB
Royal Exchange Assurance Company
Lockwood
Freeholders Journal
Freeholders
T. Sharpe
T. Payne
Peter- Noder Baw
Son
House of Commons
Colle&ion
Brice As
Reaumsar
Flender
Asic
Theatre Roystin Drury Lane
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Black Swan
Beaumsn
Fletcher
Martin Bladen
Cibber
Richmond
Dolcey
Cambridge
R. Wilkin
King’s Head
St. Pauls Church
Chuarch
Engard
S. A
J. Roberts
Warwick
Lace
Brewo
Temple-Bar
J. Bowyer
F. Holland
St. Pauly
Bere
Ave-Mary-Lane
Tirch
Moor
St. Pauls