1732 English Newspaper Lot The Craftsman

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A run of nine issues of "The Country Journal or The Craftsman", most content attributed to Lord Bolingbroke under the pseudonym Caleb D'Anvers, dated January 22, 1731-2 through March 18, 1731-2 being issues 292-298. Each four pages complete with political editorials (one with a letter of Cato), news and interesting ads including quack medical ads. Fine condition, noted one issue with light crop to top margin. Folio.

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1732 English Newspaper Lot The Craftsman

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