Prodigies and public prayers amid European turbulence
Fragmentary 17th century news notes describe prodigies and calamities in Europe, including prayers to appease heavenly anger, references to war, plagues, famines, earthquakes, and political intrigues. The report mentions a Protestant minister sentenced for preaching, Brandenburg and Great Britain alliances, and shifting diplomatic arrivals. It also lists advertisements for sermons, books, music, and medicines amid a busy London scene with notices from merchants and publishers.
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Spairincrete
Gesbeedor
St. Nechains
Tolentine
Bern
Minipelier
Clairmont
Auvergne
Bryait
Antone
Lyon
Monacais
Lorrain
Gorn
Roany
Pieene
Thor
Brandenburg
Great Britain
France
Amets
Papi
Harwich
Spain
Garraaaa
House
Humphrey Rein
Anthony Ingram
St. Paul's Church
London
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Willan
Rowland
Oliver
Hmphry Edwin
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster
Ayers
Sen
Nicolas
Z. Walsh
Catherine
St. Paul's
Zee-intan
Diana
Otober
Royal Exchange
Abchurchdene
Stite-Hill
Virginia
Earl of
Fleet-freet
Golden Helmet
Duke-street
Old Artillery