Life of the French King from Versailles to the Dauphin
Memoir article recounts the late King of France born 1710 at Versailles, his ascent via Regent and Bourbons, major ministers Fleury and Bourbon, key marriage to Maria Theresa, campaigns in Flanders and Hessian fronts, the battles of Fontenoy and Dettingen, the peace of Aix la Chapelle 1748, and lineage to Louis XVI with Maria Josepha and the royal siblings, noting public sentiment and court life.
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Les XV
Versailles
Amne
Anjou
Lewis
Dauphin
France
Lewis XIV
Iniayers
Burgundy
Duke of
Bretagne
Rezgency
Duke of Orleans
Duke of Maine
Wardian
Villeroy
Paris
Jesus
Theresa
Infanta
Spain
Fhe
Bourbon
Mary Lecainski
Stanislaus
Poland
Fontainbleau
Duke of Bourbon
Cardinal Fleury
Voltaire
Dean
Lorrain
England
Count Saxe
Dunkirk
Flanders
Courtray
Menino
Ypres
Netherlands
Aed
Hanes Fens
Conon d’Argenton
Marshal Noailles
Prince Charles
Rhiné
Lewis XIII
Prince of Condé
Grren
Shere
Finburgh
Brifgan
Prince of
Seubife
Fontenoy
Douay
Saxe
M. de
Poidtiers
Argenton
Calonne
Bae
Tournay
Brabant
M. de Voltaire
Bouvines
Val
St John Ligonier
VolTairy
Maria Theresa
Philip II
Maria Josepha
Lewis XVI
Provence
Artois
Obscene Patent Medicine and Bookseller Adverts Found
An 18th century newspaper fragment lists erotic medical claims and price notes. It advertises Quintes sence potions and a Grand Materia Medica edition, with prices and sellers in London streets including Bevin Stars and Blackman Street. It mentions Walter Te Becke and Partridge's Shoemaker's shop amid sales notices.
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Europe
England
Atomas
Arton
Pasty
Felléaw
Trinity College
Tnity of Antiquaries
Idoka
Ball Mall
Walter
Te Becke
Toadere
West
Corfell
Taylor
Bevin ‘Stars
Veré-fréet
Claré-rmarket
Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops Publicize Cures
An 18th century testimonial touts Spilsbury Antiscorbutic Drops as cures for scurvy leprosy gout rheumatism and skin illnesses. A mother claims her fourteen month old child was healed with one 48 bottle of the drops and a signature from John Crawford and others notes outlets in London selling the remedy with observations and cures. The advertisement lists prices and locations including Strand Haymarket Covent Street and Westminster Bridge and mentions a treatise on the scurvy offered by the proprietor at No 5 Mounterow.
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Jacob Hemet
Amelia
Hemét
W. Bayley
Cockpar-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Perfumaer
Beddeuanl
Pondon
M. Purdie
Bath
Greenough
T. Greenough
Lodgateshilts
F. Newbury
Athie Medicinal Warehouse
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Garrett Ivory
Leake
William Cooling
Jane
Strand
Iaac
Spilsbury
John Crawford
Embelton
Lambeth
Hall
Coventry-street
Crofts
Oxford
Vallefcure
Royal Exchange
Wilkie
Bookfeller
St. Paul's Church-yard
F. Spilsbury
Chymitt
Mounterow
Westminsttr - Bridge
Surry
Mber
John Fieldine
Dominiccti
Chelsea
B. DE Dominiceti
M.D
Turlington
LE Rtartha
Wray
Mary Sopp
Tad Hilton Wray
Ae ‘Ohn
Martha Wray
Shem
Hilton Wray
Cary
Arraty
Birchin-lane
Balsam
Robert’ ‘Turlington
John ‘Wray
Bataan
Hilton
Robert Turlington
Tintedlington
William
Mary Wray
Marty Sepps
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