Edict of the GuneRAL E ewine Post Word Study
A letter-like anecdote discusses a French Government term Pour le Roy and a Parlaprique notion of arbitrary power. It explains intention to include the word in Folio’s Dictionary with the sense of seizure and fixed price without consent, noting no English equivalent. The piece reflects language evolution in colonial contexts and dictionary coinage.
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Sertie
Quebec
Montreal
Cazawa
Anecdotes From A Long Gone Letter And Old Court Talk
A fragmented excerpt from a historical letter describes travel to the Malabar coast and Bombay, mentions Captain Young and the Editor of the General Eve WL KC Post, and recounts a Danish governance anecdote involving Lord Molesworth and William III. It reflects late eighteenth century political sentiment and notable royal interactions.
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Genea ‘Zaicas
Bourbon
Malabar
Bombay
Vanfiteare
Thave Hothigng
Avery Hone Goodman
Eve WL KC
Lord Molesworth
Copenhagen
England
Denmark
Wiliam
Wilianty
William
Medicine Baths and Fumigations Endorsement by Fielding
An 18th century notice records Sir John Fielding endorsing Dr Dominicet’s medicinal baths stoves and fumigations. He cites patient references from his books and asserts the procedures aid desperate cases, offering a humane appeal while avoiding naming patients or physicians.
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Charles
Crawford
John Francis Crawford
Antigua
Botton
Cheapside
London
MicHael
Lovell
Amy Palling
Mac
Brither
Joan Francis Crawford
Mafsachissetis Bape Safsik
Annes
Strete
John
Fielding
Dominicet
Chelsea
Sir John
J. Fielding
C &c
Drifto
Bartel
DE Dominicet
Dominicen
Sir John Fielding
Ares
Fiis
T. Davies
Roffel-street
Covent-carden
Monseur Loriot
Attore
T. Cadell
Strand
Henry
Ags
Heory
Royal College of Physicians
Aive
C&s
Glam Price
Mca
EARE
Garrett Ivory
Mr. Clarke
Churchlake
Leake
Garrett Ivorye
William Cooling
Church-lane
Isaac Silcock
St. Martin's
W.B
Bride Lane
Fleet-Areet
Fleet-market
Robert Turlington
Jackson
Miort
William Jackson
William
Sealer
H Age Lee
Fake Patent Cures Promised in Dodgy Advert
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled patent medicine pitch listing various bogus cures and pills. It claims birth aids, stomach tonics, and elixirs sold by a single shopkeeper in Avery City and Market-Fown, Britain, with dubious pricing and dubious efficacy.
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Gneft
Fleet-markat
Hatfield
Hooper
Olly
Stoughtori
Anderson
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Cape
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