The Seventh Volume of Bayle’s Lives Translation Previewed
Thursday next the first Thursday in October will publish a volume featuring the Life of Roger Bacon and Lord Bacon, a new accurate translation of Bayle’s Lives with corrections, and thousands of Lives never printed before. The work surveys infamous figures across ages and nations, with reflections on skeptical passages, by Barnard Birch Lockman and others for booksellers in Cornhill and Fleet Street. Proposals are offered gratis. further installments planned with acknowledgments to contributors.
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Otober
Afr. Bayle
Roger Bacon
Lord Bacon
W.ty
Bayle
Moe
John Peter Barnard
Thomas Birch
John Lockman
G.strahan
J. Glarkey
T. Hatchett
Cornhill
J.gray
Poultry
J. Batley
Pat
N. B
Phigh
East
Hall
This Day is published A Letter to a Friend in the Country
This Day is published a letter to a friend in the country on Europe and the conduct of our ministry at home with considerations on the debate of the nation and whether Commons members should hold offices of trust and profit Printed for J Roberts in Warwick Lane Price 4d
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Europe
House of Commons
J. Roberts
Warwick-Laye
The Infallible Cure For Scurvy Drops
An advertisement touts magical chemical drops as a universal cure for scurvy and many diseases. It claims rapid blood purification, removal of skin spots and eruptions, improved digestion, and restoration of strength. The text urges purchase at a specific London location and warns readers to avoid impostors.
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Torpuriek
Borewich
This Day in September 1734 Political State of Great Britain
The Journal outlines September 1734 contents including poetry growth, laws enforcement against pirates, coins of gold and silver, Indian chiefs at court, ambassador reception, New England affairs, wages for MPs, universities in remote dominions, Canfo colony, New York events, Jamaica strait, hurricane in the Seward Islands, marriages and mortality, imports and exports. Printed for T Gooper at the Globe Ivy Lane.
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Great _& Britain
Tertiari
New England
Canfo
New York
Melancholy Strate
Jamaica
Presenc
Seward Tslands
T. Gooper
the Globe
Ivy-Lane
Patexnoster-Row
Vinters
N. BR
Transcendent Bat2 SAMICK restrictive remedy advertised
An 18th century advertisement touts a sittationary remedy for greets and seminal weaknesses. It claims rapid cure after years of private practice, promising restoration of back reins and urinary passages with a single dose in three days. The price, six shillings a bottle, is noted with purchase at Mr Radford’s shop by St Clement’s Churchyard Strand.
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Toibe
Radford
St. ‘Glement
Strand
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Wembletor
Sunt
Kingston
Greydon
London
Peterborough
Northamptonshire
Robert Hopkinson
High Court of Chancery
William Kinaston
Inglescombe
Bath
Somerset
London Magazine
Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligencer
Craftsman
Spectator
Atc
J. Wilford
St. Paul's Church
Tate
Cambray
Telemachus
Paris
D.browne
Black Swea
C. Corbet
Addison’s Head
George Warren
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Noble
Scotland
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