Magazine run to send knowledge increased in Manly
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Advertisement about a woman named in 18th century notice
Fragmentary notice from 1787 mentions a woman described as ill or unfit, with claims of insult and property issues. It notes readers and friends urging authorities or her former master to remove or relocate her, with legal implications and a possible return to her place of birth.
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Last Words and Reflections from Early 17th Century Figures
Fragmentary anecdotes recount executions and deaths of notable figures during James I era. Vivid lines attribute final utterances to a round of nobles and commoners, touching on loyalty, property, and piety as their last acts and farewells.
Fragmentary notice from Middlesex Gazette requests insertion
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