Public Ledger Licence Granted to William Faden 1759
Notice from the Public Ledger era describing William Faden of London granted a fourteen year royal licence to print and publish The Public Ledger. It announces compliance with duties of the Master Wardens and Company of Stationers and warns against reprinting beyond seas without approval. It includes 18th century notice types of sales, employments, and lost or stolen items within the same issue.
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