Contempt of Protestants and War News From 1701 England
The divided discourse laments the alliance of pretended Prince of Wales with Popery, condemns breaches of faith, and notes military and diplomatic moves. Reports at Dover, Spithead, and Paris mention fleet readiness, commissions, half-pay officers, and Royalist measures. Advertisements offer books, medicines, and stock dealings amid ongoing political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Prince’ of Wales
Earl of Rochester
Mannen
Spithead
Paris
Hollendi
Spain
Chr
Batéwans
PHE
Bank of Enchant
Mercers
Sohn Pres
Panis Churchsyard
Redion
Young
J. Nut
Stationers Hall
Athens
Rome
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Robert Kinsrine
Excise
Goldsmiths Exchequer
Navy
Temple
Londex
Exchange
Sweetings Alley
James
le Germains
Father L
Baldwin
Warwick Jane
John Kerthewell
Vigar
Eles-Hill
Werwickshire
A. Boivide
Fleetstrear
Versailles
Europe
Elz
Harris
Little Britain
Royal A Mines
Witham Monson
Eig
Witham Thompson
Big
Vernon's
Barsinalemen-lane
Royal Exchange
London
Tiffilay
Yarwel
Archimedes
Ludgate-firee
Parker
Robert
John Pink
Roger Will
Goodwin Sands
Royal African Company of England
Deal
Royal
Royal Affrican Company
White Cove
Sul ®Bury Coare
Fleetstreet
Scar
Salisburyy Court