Advertisement to booksellers: [electronic resource] : whereas a certain person has pirated the Danger of priestcraft to religion and government ... 'tis hoped that all booksellers ... will discountenance the sham edition ... publish'd by Brag in Avemary Lane; whereas the true edition ... is now only to be had of Mrs. Mallet near Fleetbridg. Price 4 d. ..

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