Entreaty on Prosecution and Royal Succession in England
A polemical letter condemns government enemies and Nonjurors over pressand prison actions. It laments prosecutions of those defending the Revolution and Protestant succession, warns Scots, and critiques Marlborough's victories. The piece also advertises medicinal goods and books, reflecting late 17th century public discourse.
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Ivants
Willian II
iBerty
England
Scotland
St. Germains
M. Matter
London
Germany
Haney
Anni
Folas
Duke of Marborough
Paris Gazette
Parson Lefléys
Duke of Marlborough
Donawert
Bavaria
Great Britain
Lewis
Atarlborough
of Marlborough
France
Europe
Amaice
Cock-Hill
Ratciff-Cress
West-Indies
Garraway
Cornhill
James Atkinsor
Cherry’Garden
Rotherhich
Henry‘Hartton
Blackwell-Hall
Bae fing-Hall-street
John Rogers
Tower
St. Katherines
Brightman’s
Wapping Old Stairs
Lamb’s
Devonshire-Square
Bishopsgate
Nando
Temple-Bar
Feer-street
North’s
King-street
Guild- Hall
William Church
Kings Head-Court
Hatrone Garden
Holbourn
George Flower
Gace-church Street
B. Bragg
Stremary-Lane
Compleat
Fhée
Jorge
How
Talbot-Court
Grace-Churchftreet