The Life and Adventures of Mr Duncan Campbell
A late 17th or early 18th century advertisement style pamphlet catalog describing the life of Duncan Campbell the deaf and dumb narrator. It touts his literacy, a method to teach reading and writing, and a parade of curious predictions. The ad lists publishers in Fleet Street and Temple Bar and notes multiple other medical and religious works for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Campbell
Mr Campbell
London
Alway
Converscot
Temple Coffe -House
Fleet-street
W. Mears
T. Jau
Temple-bar
W. Lewis
Covent-Garden
J. Graves
Gimes
Gimes*-Strees, A. Keeceswurrth
Paternolter-row
W. Meadows
Cocuhil
Mr. Campbell
Gilton
Exeter-Court
Savoy
Strand
Acac West Smithefield
Radciff
London Printing and Books Sold by J Aforphew
London printed by £. Berington in Silverfreet Bloomsbury and sold by J Aforphew near Stationars-Hal with offerings of current pamphlets and literature for readers in early Regency period storefront.
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London
Berington
Silverfreet
Bloomsbury
J. Aforphew
Stationars-Hal
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