The friendly writer, and register of truth. : Wherein thou wilt find a faithful relation of sundry matters of moment and concern, which have happened to come to pass in the ninth month, called September, and the year one thousand seven hundred and thirty two; and for the time that cometh ... every month ... To wit. The counsels, devices, and divisions of the nations which neighbour round thee. What is written by the Man of Craft, and others, who speak evil of dignities, and mock the misfortunes of the land ... Moreover, thou wilt have a view of the black catalogue or list of lies, blunders and idle tales ... put forth in printed papers, during the four weeks past ... /
Subject matter focuses primarily upon Great Britain, but issues also deal with foreign affairs and America. Satirical; anti-Craftsman.
Bibliographic Details
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Collins, Ruth
(attributed editor.),
King, George, active 1732-1740
(Engraver) |
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| Format: | Book
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| Language: | English |
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[London] : And : And all others who deal in books and papers,
Set to sale from London, at the rate of six pence, by the sellers of books, whose names here follow : James Roberts, in the Warwick-Lane, near Paul's great Steeple House : John Isted, at the Ball of Gold, as thou facest the Lawyers Temple, near unto the West Gate of the City : John Jolliffe, at the Bible of Wood in James's-Street ; John Stagg, in the huge Hall of Westminster ;
[1732]
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