Junius's Dedication to the Encuisa Nation
A fervent appeal urging constitutional vigilance and press freedom. The author argues Parliament’s supremacy limits royal power, warns against septennial parliaments, and urges the nation to resist any erosion of liberties, defending juries and the press as essential to rights.
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Junius
Prologue 6 The Grecian Davcatin by Mr Weston
A stage door encounter as a bookseller persona named Fools cap hawks a Greek play adaptation. He pitches a format using a newspaper to theatrically sell the work and to vindicate the author while courting the audience with moral drama and dramatic teasers. The speaker muses on actors, readers, and truth in print amid a bustling backstage exchange.
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Fools Cap
Pafral
Covent-Garden
Observations on Worms in the Stomach and Intestines
A short tract explains how worms cause stomach and intestinal disorders, with a symptom list to diagnose worm presence. Notices invite gratis copies from Robert Winch in Westminster and Newbery in St Paul’s Churchyard, plus a medicinal essence for teeth and gums sold by multiple London vendors.
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Robert Winch
British Pills for Bilious Complaints and Stomach Ailments
Advertisement for BritiQ Pills claiming to strengthen the stomach deterge the bowels aid digestion and carry off impurities with claims of success in bilious flatulent and hypochondriac conditions. Sold in London and Cambridge with options 5s or 3s per box and an offer to arrange expert attendance upon urgent request.
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Great-Britain
F. Newbery
London
Fletcher and Hudson
Cambridge
N.B
Newsery
Genuine Rum Sale at New Warehouse in London
WAREHOUSE opens at 4 No 2 Lower Victoria Street near London Bridge for genuine Jamaica rum sold at 163 6d per gallon with minimum two gallons. John Eden agent to the proprietors pledges no credit and anti fraud measures. a £50 reward offered for proof of adulteration by any proprietor or agent. regular permit with each parcel.
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Jacob
Denti
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspar-street
Retale
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Miss Purdie
Bath
J. le Brun
Society of the West- India Merchants
Lower Vichames Street
London Bridge
John Eden
Richard Restarick
Dottor
Little Chapel-Street
Wardour Street
Soho
Claude Croquee
John Webb
Ner~ton
Golden -Square
Piccadilly
John Noron
John Norston
Maredant
Maredant's Drops touted as cure for scurvy in 1772 letters
The letters praise Maredant's Drops for curing widespread scurvy after hospitals failed. Richard Restarick details boils and swelling then recovery after using the tincture, while Joyce of Hackney reports twenty years of inveterate illness cured. Multiple London dealers and a proprietor John Norton advertise, urging beware of counterfeits.
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Joyce
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