To be had gratis, an infallible medicine for the cure of a dangerous disorder.
- Date:
- [between 1817 and 1818?]
- Ephemera
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[London] (Paternoster Row) : W. Whittemore, [between 1817 and 1818?]
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At head of title: Advertisement.
"Printed for W. Whittemore, Paternoster Row. Price two pence."
Broadside / poster using a medical allegory to advertise Christianity as the cure for "a most violent and dangerous disease much resembling the plague" known to the ancient Greeks as Amartia. It lists many symptoms, Jesus Christ as the physician and the Bible as the cure.
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Location Status Access Closed storesEPH+54Location Access Closed storesEPH+54:19Note