Multitude of remedies and notices in a Gaul linked pamphlet
A long notice details using the Gout tincture and its alleged cure, a sold Winchester estate for sale with title, and a claim about Bohea Tea as a cure all. It lists books published by Batson's Coffee House and a collection titled A Collection of Traps relating to the Deity, with various prices, printers, and sellers across London and Dublin. The document preserves numerous named individuals, places, and publishers from the period in a dense, fragmentary fashion.
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Temple Bar
John Badcocke
Colbrooksteer
Winchester
Hampshire
Jonathan Coleman Glover
Great Britain
Batson
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Lord Jesus Christ
Tha. Emlyn
Dublin
Christ
J. Darby
Bartholomew Close
J. Krapton
St Paul’s Church Yard
J. Sprint
Little Britain
Nelson
Church of England
Neton
Masthail
Priceg
S. I. Fostenelle
William Gardiner
William Gardiner, Bys Price 25. 6d. . III. Captain Sympson
East-Indies
India
Thomas Betterton
D. Price
Thomas Earl of Doobyclare
Leeds
Hanover
Pradocia
Baritia
A. Betterworth
Red Lyos
Paret-Noller-Roy
Curil
Temple
Fleet-fireet
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London
E. Berington
Bloomsbury
F. Adolphew Neat