Fragmentary Note on English Poets and Translations
A garbled OCR fragment discusses English poets and translators, naming Craktes Peres and J. Lockman with references to Voltaire and poets. It mentions a college setting and a papal nuncio, but the text is largely unreadable and contains numerous errors.
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History of the World by Sir Walter Raleigh book notice
An 18th century advertisement touts Sir Walter Raleigh’s History of the World as vast in scope and unrivaled in design. It promotes a new edition with enlargements and a set of maps, inviting subscribers and listing publishers and agents.
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Public Reading of Ta IS Medicine at Royal Society
The text records Dr Stukeley presenting Ta IS Medicine at the Royal Society in February 1732 3. It notes external application claimed to ease gout and mentions distribution to towns in England and Scotland amid unclear garbled comments about success and fees.
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Publication notice for History of England volume one
An 18th century style advertisement announces the release of BERISTORY OF ENGLAND translated from French by Ravin THOURAS with notes by N Tinpary MA. It describes a two volume folio set of 400 sheets, weekly numbers published each Saturday at 6d, with subscription terms and delivery details in Fleet Street near St Paul’s.
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Great Walgham
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Tinétura Mirifica: The Admirable Tixccues Cures Stones and Urinary Ailments
An advertisement extols Tinétura Mirifica as a universal remedy for urinary stones and gravel in the ureters and bladder, cures strangury and heat in the bladder, and relieves pain and excretion difficulties. It claims to relax the ureters to allow stones and gravel to pass, heal ulcers of urinary passages, renew vigor, and restore health, urging readers to seek the medicine at once.
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