The Goat Medicine Advert and Moorish Slavery Description
Fragmented late 17th or early 18th century adverts describe a cure all mounted as a wine-taken remedy for coughing and lung maladies, with praises and patent-like claims. The page lists product locations in London near the Minories and Poultry, plus a sermon and various pamphlets on slavery and public calamities. Names include Mr. Lockton, Edm Mafey, T. Bickerton, Mary Smith, William Nath, and Francis Beerewood, with prices and print details.
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Dro
Haydon-yard
St. Paul
Maffey
A.M
T. Bickerton
CaptzStuart
Nicholas Robinson
Mary Smith
Bikveridge
D.vine
Church of England
William Nath
Liney Draper
Golden Key
Kingstreet
Covent-Garden
Francis Beerewood
William Nash
London Printing and Bookseller Advertisement Note
An old London imprint line notes printing by £. Berington in Selver-street Bloomsbury and sale through Eddorphew near Stationers-Had, indicating a period book trade listing or catalog entry. The fragment suggests a commercial printing and bookseller connection in Bloomsbury with a seller near a Stationers’ area.
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London
Berington
Selver-street
Bloomsbury
Eddorphew