Sixth Edition of Critical Opinions and Public Reception
A compact note on the Sixth Edition of a work, noting strong public esteem and increasing circulation. It mentions London selling the edition since 1791, translations and reprints in Ireland America and Europe, and parliamentary references to the Noble Earl drawn from the anecdotes. It urges interested gentlemen to seek full particulars.
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England
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Life of the Earl of Chatham and contemporary opinions
A刊 excerpt discusses Anec dotes of the Life of the late Earl of Chatham with reviews from Monthly Review Woodfall's Diary and Annual Register praising the work for accuracy and breadth. It notes intr igues at Leicester House and the era of 1754 as pivotal, with regard to cabinet practices and policy, and highlights the appended state papers and public documents. It also includes an advertisement for Rymer Cardiac Tincture with patient testimonials and distributor details.
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Critical Review
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Woodfall
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Curious documents pass through many ordeals with approbation
A fragment notes that curious documents, though often hard to obtain elsewhere, rarely pass through so many trials yet receive uniform approval. The remark suggests a steady consensus despite procurement difficulties across many items.
Practical Treatise On Venereal Disease Edition
This day was published. A price of two shillings. A new edition of a practical treatise on the venereal disease proving the impracticability of salivation and recommending an approved substitute. Illustrated with remarkable cases showing cures after multiple salivations and detailing prevention methods and prophylactics. By Charles Swift, surgeon, Westminster.
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French finances on stamp duties and national domains
The Council of Five Hundred discusses stamp duties on gold and silver and outlines the National Domains plan. It argues confidence will raise values and enable repayment, while detailing obligations, road maintenance funding, salt proposals, and lotteries as sources of public revenue.
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