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A history of advertising, from the earliest times : illustrated by anecdotes, curious specimens, and biographical notes (1874)

Sampson, Henry, 1841-1891 · London : Chatto · leaf 96

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alien eii de Diiytschland of July 23, 1633 :— With the last ships from the East Indies have been brought anelephant, a tiger, and an Indian stag, which are to be seen at the OldGlass house, for the benefit of the poor, where many thousands ofpeople visit them. * Broer Jansz styles himself… … The /Tollandsche Merntrhis, which ■v^as jssnert more than two hundrpd years .ik, showed greatinterest in English affairs, especially with resfard to the Civil War. It was uiuch inclined to th«»Royal cause ; and when in 3653 Cromwell assumed supreme powor, the above was issued as a title,and…

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