Statue to King William III Promoted by London Citizens
A letter argues for erecting a statue to King William III in London. It recalls his defense of liberties, appeals to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to grant ground and open subscriptions, and urges Londoners to fund a lasting monument without burdening the crown. It contrasts wartime sacrifice with postwar taxes and praises civic gratitude.
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London
Tillear
Warriours
William the Third
England
Cheapsole
Adercers Hall
Martinez
Wiliam
Nour
Alderaien
Lord Afayor
William
K. William
K. Wiliam
Obj
Butt
London Advert: Print and Booksellers in 1702
An advertisement notes printing by J. How at the Ram Head Inn Yard Fanchurch Street and selling by F Aum and B Bragg at the Blow Ball Avemary Lane near Ludgate Street in 1702. The notice lists shop locations for publishers and booksellers in London.
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London
J. How
Ram- Head-Inn
Fanchurch-Street
F. Aum
B. Bragg
Avemary-Lane
Ludgate-Street