Widely Sold Counterfeit Tonics and Conspiracy Narratives
An 18th century advertisement lists Dee famous Pill and Cordial Tincture kept by his daughters in St Martin's Lane, selling cheap pamphlets including a narrative of a plotted conspiracy, royal trials, and accounts of rebellion in Scotland and Northumberland, with references to notable figures and parliamentary events. The items are offered by several booksellers in Fleet Street.
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St. Martin’s Lane
Newport-street
Edward Harvey
John Anstie
Thomas Forster
Corbet Kyneson
Elgris
John Paskington
Knt
William Wyndham
Tower
Lord Lansdown
Scotland
Northumberland
Tryals
Sullivane
Whitty
Hara
J. Roberts
Oxford Arms
Warwick-Lane
Europe
Earl of Danby
Earl of Clarendon
E. Carll
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Furt
England
E.curiat Ce
Bible
St. Dunstan
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St. James
St. Peter
St. John
St. Jude
Apostle
Edward Wells
D.D
J. Koaptonae
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Dr. Wells
St. Paul’s
Reneing
London
E.berington
Silver-Street
Bloomsbury