Impeachment Treatises and England History Volumes for Sale
An 18th century advertisement lists works on the impeachment of the Earl of Oxford and the laws of treason and misdemeanors, plus lengthy histories of England with copper plate portraits. It notes multiple publishers in Warwick Lane Chancery Lane St Paul’s and Oxon editions, with prices in old currency and references to Saxon and Anglo Danica texts and linguistic grammars.
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Robert Nelson
Edward Wells
Cate
Charch
Leicestershire
J. Knapton
St. Paul's Churchyard
Dr. Wells
Robs
Earl of Oxford
House of Lords and Commons
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Tuckey
England
Blenheim
G Asne
J. Cleave
A. Roper
Chancery Lane
J. Baapton
R. Wilkin
St. Paul's Churcheyard
Editi Opera Thomex Gale S. T. P
Theatro Sheldoniano
Ianus
Vocabularium Anglo-Saxonicum
Lerico
Somneri Magna Parte Auttins
Opera Tho. Benson, A. B. E
Coll
Mr. Thwaites
Gramatica
London Postscript Death Sentences for Seven Rioters
London notices report July sessions at the Old Bailey ending with seven individuals Frances Glass? No, Sarah Glass, Ed. Dalton, John Dixon, Rich Marston, William Blunt, Thomas Harvey, and Margaret Jones receiving death sentences. Stock prices and market data also noted amid public notices.
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Sarah Glass
Ed. Dalton
John Dixon
Rich Marston
William Blunt
Thomas Harvey
Margaret Jones
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