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Advertisement. : Newly published; The present state of Denmark: together with reflections on the antient state thereof ...by G. Pierreville, Gent. secretary to the king's minister, residing at the court of Denmark. Pirce bound one shilling. Sold by William Benbridg [sic] in Hudgins Alley, in Woodstreet..

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