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Outward Bound, Pullen for Jamaica, Chambers, Wilkins and Webber for Barbadoes, and Green for A^rfigwa.
a&\?erti9ement [Reprinted: News-Letter advertisement, as first in May 7. ] IPl, jg, IRumb. 57 The Bolton News-Letter.
From iflDonDag May 14. To iHionDai? May 21. 1705.
NY r"rjEGINNING the first column of the first page of this issue is a I Jt) continuation of the review of the year 1704 and this fills three ■• columns, ending with the editorial paragraph immediately below. ] These are the chie...f Transactions in the year 1704 which has been in particular so Glorious to the Arms of England and the States, and which promises us so many advantages in the next, and gives us hopes that GOD will at last hear the Cries of the Oppressed, and deliver the Christian World from the miseries they groan under, through the Ambition of a Prince, who since the begining of his Reign, has made it wholly his business to disturb the Peace of Man- kind. While the rest of the World is expos'd to the Calamities inseparable from War, England alone enjoys the benefits of Peace, under the Government of a QUEEN, who is the delight of her Sub- jects, as well as the Terror of her Enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Outward Bound, Pullen for Jamaica, Chambers, Wilkins and Webber for Barbadoes, and Green for A^rfigwa.
a&\?erti9ement [Reprinted: News-Letter advertisement, as first in May 7. ] IPl, jg, IRumb. 57 The Bolton News-Letter.
From iflDonDag May 14. To iHionDai? May 21. 1705.
NY r"rjEGINNING the first column of the first page of this issue is a I Jt) continuation of the review of the year 1704 and this fills three ■• columns, ending with the editorial paragraph immediately below. ] These are the chie...f Transactions in the year 1704 which has been in particular so Glorious to the Arms of England and the States, and which promises us so many advantages in the next, and gives us hopes that GOD will at last hear the Cries of the Oppressed, and deliver the Christian World from the miseries they groan under, through the Ambition of a Prince, who since the begining of his Reign, has made it wholly his business to disturb the Peace of Man- kind. While the rest of the World is expos'd to the Calamities inseparable from War, England alone enjoys the benefits of Peace, under the Government of a QUEEN, who is the delight of her Sub- jects, as well as the Terror of her Enemies.
What to read after An Historical Digest of the Provincial Press Being a Collation of All Items of?
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