Observations on Loyalists and plots in the Observator era
A polemical tract describing Tory hypocrisy and Whig unity during a volatile period. It denounces defense of tyranny, praises Protestant unity across Ireland Scotland and England, and foresees opposition to dissenters. The piece mocks Parson Smutt and others, while advertising pamphlets and books for sale and political satire.
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Scotland
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Piedmont
Southwark
D. Rogar
Queens Bench
Partor
Smurt
Fellows
Seace
Kogus
London
Heraclitus Ridcus
Observator
Price
William the WI
William
Rice
Christ
Tabbét- Court
Grace-church-street
Gallipots
J. How
Talbot
Court
Grace-Church-freet
R. Boys
Clark
Bookfeller
Penniedu
Birchin Lane
Garrateau
Royal Exchange-Gate
Smith
Buffel-freet Covent-Garden
Rawson
Dottors-Commons
Fowler
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Temple-Gates
Faye
Cheap
Harrison Holler
Queens-street
Bloomsbury
Cooper
Charles Court
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