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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 27, 1733
Page
4
English periodical advertisement delineates January issue details for the London Magazine 1732 with debates on a city petition and ecclesiastical costs plus a price list and index of poetry. It promotes the first volume of the year and offers post delivery by post or small expense, highlighting readers’ approval and extensive content.
A fragmented 18th century listing promotes a pamphlet by Sir Joan Colebatch on a misletoe cure for convulsions, alongside other medical pamphlets. It mentions pricing and publishing details, with various topics from cocoalatte to buces and riches of Hoparten.
An advertisement proclaims a new edition of Walter Raleigh’s History of the World in seven parts. It outlines the 2 volume scope, added materials, author portrait, maps, and a weekly four sheets release. Subscriptions are solicited by multiple booksellers including Tonson, Longman, and Hitch among others.
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