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Mercurius veridicus : communicating such intelligence as is brought to him, which he conceives to be the plain truth, without favour or flattery.
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Mercurius veridicus : communicating such intelligence as is brought to him, which he conceives to be the plain truth, without favour or flattery.
“…Early English Books, 1641-1700…”
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Mercurius veridicus : communicating such intelligence as is brought to him, which he conceives to be the plain truth, without favour or flattery.
“…Early English Books, 1641-1700…”
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Mercurius veridicus : communicating such intelligence as is brought to him, which he conceives to be the plain truth, without favour or flattery.
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A new dialogue between some body and no body, or, The Observator observed
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Irelands trve divrnall, or, A continved relation of the cheife passages that have happened there ...
“…Early English Books, 1641-1700…”
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The heads of all the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament ... : concerning the great affaires of the kingdom : with some remarkable passages concerning Judge Bartlet, Sir Iohn...
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Occvrrences from Ireland ... : being a copy of a letter from Dublin /
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Occvrrences from Ireland ... : being a copy of a letter from Dublin /
“…Early English Books, 1641-1700…”
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