Plague rumors linger as Dutch ships face restrictions
In Beffe Nepules and la Roque 3 the plague is said to be abating though not fully. Orders from the saints deter Dutch and allied ships with attestation of landings. Local notes record a Paris stock update, burials, and new publications, while references to court figures and transportation of a footman to the plantations unfold.
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Beffe
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St. Sébastian
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Marvejols
Jeremiah Jonesy
Elias
Herbert
Salisbury
Newgate
Thomas Rous
Salt- Office
Warwickshire
Arthur Gray
Faulconer
Fontenagh
Bibliotheca Bibliga
Tiory
Tabernacle
the Ark
C. Oxford
C. Rivington
St. Paul’s Chucch Yard
Bibliotheca Biblica
Leslie
Eusebius
Socrates
Sozomea
Valerius
S. Parker
Quon
J. Wilford
Little Britain
Tully
Scipio
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