Proposals on Church Repairs and Religion in Wartime Policy
The discourse argues for avoiding public charity to repair Gothic churches, urging private or parliamentary action to honor the Queen and promote true religion. It laments war costs, cites colonial religious oversight, and calls for potential reforms to Church funding and broaderChristian governance.
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England
Advertisements From London Booksellers Offer Goods and Prints
A jumble of 17th century ads lists aloes spirits and powders, gowns for men and women, rich silks and fabrics, and various goods sold by Francis Zouch and merchants Edwards and Hochett. It mentions a Pocket Looking-Glass, an address near Garlick Hill, and a new church building bill. The listing notes sale at low rates and includes a call to buy from London book sellers.
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Brazil
Lisbon
Sam
Edwards
Richard Hochett
Glearing-Cress
Joft
Oliver
K. J
Ian
London
Westminster
Welkniotier
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Hondly
Higdete
Ilcfu
Wétas
Houdy
Southwark
Postman
Tarler and Coursne
Aid
Ingmal Tim
Mr. Martel
Pottersey
John Marten
Hatton Garden
N. Crouch
A. Botsterworth
London Bridge
P. Varrencus Seneca
Strand
C. King
Westminster Hall
Ai. Atkins
St. Pauls Churchyard
Bookeliers
D. Leach
Little Old Baily
J. Woodward
Stocks Market
Duas
Reiskii
Hekelii
Editiosi
Lugelio
Cellario
Aliis
K. D
Vico
Little Britain
Bedfordsteet
Covent Garden
Mt Dobian
Peter Guerm
Gilead
Talbot Court
Grace Church Street
Garraway
Smiths
Mott
Rolle
Sarden
Ganges Toyshop
Wollinirler Fair
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St Donstan's Church
Follers
West Smithfield
Byhield
Salisbury Court
Fleetitveer
Joh Podlud
John Morphew
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