The Case of Amy Erroneous Consciences in a New Light
A compact late 17th or early 18th century notice promotes a treatise debating whether erroneous conscience is sin and related questions. It lists authors, places of sale like J Roberts Warwick Lane and J Garrison Royal Exchange, and announces the second edition of a work on Cambridge Tate proceedings. It also mentions musical publications, real estate, and an overdue reward notice with addresses and names such as Margate and William Fotcraftre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stebbing
Audié of
Church
J. Roberts
Warch Lane
J. Garrison
the Royal Bees
New Musick
Luifmercy
J. Walshy
His Majesty
Harp
Hobay
Tate
University of Cambridge
Bentley
Tor
J. Bercenham
Pater
J. Deuning
Bartholomew Close
J Roberts
Warwick Lane
J. Harison
Royal Exchange
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Margate
Isle of Thanet
Kent
James Glover
Mc. Witkins
Clements Inn Gate
Stalen
Hitchin
Hartfordshire
Absor
William Fotcraffre
BuhoprGars Street
London
Hirshin
E. Berington
Silver-street
Bloomsbury