Lost Book of Cerezicer Chapter Expands Old England Dispute
A printer in London forwards a second chapter from the lost Book of Cerezicer. The piece argues the first chapter is mistranslated, cites Nesemiah, and presents a public decision for readers. It includes biblical passages, references to Holland and North America, and calls for unity while warning against estrangement.
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Jay
Nesemiah
Hacadiab
Bren
Jerusalem
United Provinces
Holland
North America
Azerica
Abraham
Ieac
Jacob
Boston
America
Sizart
Bondage
Philip the Second
Spain
Elizabeth
Helvetia
William Tell
Helytia
Diaris
Moody
Banstead
Surrey
Sutton
Thomas Moopy
N. B
Hundred Acres
London
Croydon
Epsom
Mr Lloyd
Kitty Crowder
O Snwa
Atlas
Percivall Ac Croyce
Lord Surry
Hereford
Data
Boroughbridge
St. Anthony's
Sir John
Bath
Prior
Monthly Review
R. Cruttwell
J. Dadley
Pall-mall
W. Taylor
Mitrecourt
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Freemen of Savtherian Rally for Freedom through Providence
This excerpt portrays a rallying call to unite as one people under divine guidance. It invokes the Freemen of Savtherian and the thirteen Cantons, urging courage against a northern threat, loyalty to the King, and readiness to shed blood if necessary to preserve liberty. It contrasts harmony with danger and foresees deliverance through faith and Gideon.
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Savtherian
America
United Provinces
Holland
Belial
Fehorah
Gideon
Irael
Davin
Jessi
Israzi
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Ireland
Norice
Mesis. Sharman and Co
Fleet
Treet
High Holborn
Cockspur-street
Charing-cross
St. James’s Street
I& Eac Ce
Sol
Wnholtfle
R. Langwine
T. Greenough
W. Bayley
Cockpar Street
Haymarket
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s
Dicey and Co
Bow Churchyard
Mesfrs
Dixwell
St. Martin’s-lane
Charing Cross
Macklew
Opera House
Hail
Beaufort
Strand
Houghton
Royal Exchange
Conmbyll
Poyle
of Surrey
George Woodroffe
Cuildford
Farnham
Weeks
Cleggate
Bellas
Détors Commons
Wm. Moore Newnham
Ath
Surry
Knapton
Malton
County of York
the Prince of Wales
Charles Marriott
Drayton Cum Longdale
Lindon
J. Wenman
Great Britain
John Bonnycastle
J. Johnson
St. Paul's Churchyard
Lord Bacon
Feyj
John Brett
T. Evans
Dilly
BH Payne
Pall
Mall
Boa