Fragments of a Global Dispatch Highlighting Trade and Diplomacy
Reports from Hover du Grace and Verfally detail arriving ships from Newfoundland and Europe carrying wine oil soap and marble for chapel interiors. Ambassadors visit Paris and London staging splendor while conflicts and tariffs dominate Franco Dutch relations and tense frontier plans.
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Phins
Oper Pak Pee
Fiat
Hover du Grace
Provence
Mareschal de Catinat
Baron de Breteuil
Ambassators
Pabick
Count de Brion
Count de Armagnac
Baron de Bretexi
Verfeifi
Marcaffune
Ritz
Paris
Rovbel
T.x
K Lurth
Crotons
Dauphine
Catalonia
Marquis de Adttourt
Flanders
Madrid
Prince Electoral
Bavaria
Spain
Daups
Switferland
Republick
Geneva
Nenf-Chatel
France
Brandenburg
London
Cherbourg
Englith
Woolf
Weymouth
Hendon
Advertisements and religious controversy in late 1690s London
A fragment listing pamphlets and satires printed by royal command and sold in London bookshops, including Henry Heskitch’s sermons, Parker’s copperplate almanacs, and other publications. Notices warn of lotteries and public entertainments, discuss bankrupts and shop sales, and describe medical quackery and ethical admonitions by a physician.
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R. Eqchard
St. James’s
Fuly
Henry Heskich
Windter
Newgate
Marshalsea
Ludgate
Parliamet
A. Baldwin
Warwick Lane
Parker
Copertigs Menors
Tibley
Alice
Charartened
Pere Ouhey
wAuséor
Salisdarye Gurty
Het
Paw’sJalley
Sc. Paul's Churchyard
AL Rade
Bride-Lane End
Hesifiras
Frank
Richard Glamvil
Plimuth
Plimouth
Richerd Glanvil
Kirlews
Charles
Beliver
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Exeter-Exchange
Aid Bank
Fair Bank
Llambers
Mermaid
Mill-weet
Landa
George Chaper
Andrew Prime
Robin
Foorer