Defection of the Clergy Flays Anjou's Claim to Naples
The piece attacks the Neapolitan clergy and their wealth as a brake on Duke d Anjou's plans. It portrays clerical power as corrupt and dangerous, cites French cruelty, and calls for punishment of ministers. It also notes European political strife, mentioning Sweden, Poland, Muscovy, and potential military moves. It rails against religious influence over state and laments civil divisions in the North.
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O’ Anjou
Belzebub
Naples
Poland
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Europe
Wiz
Muscovy
Nerva
Dorgt
Obj
Nerya
Holland
England
Lewis
France
Denmark
M. Tho
London printing house listing in 1702 Ram-Head-Yard
A compact 1702 advertisement notes printing by 7. How in Ram-Head-In-Yard Fanchurch Street and sale by Abe and B. Bragg at the Blew Ball Avemary Lane near Ludgate Street. It records a bustling early modern tradescape with printers and booksellers serving central London.
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London
How
Fanchurch- Street
Abe
B. Bragg
Avemary-Lane
Ludgate -Street