A History of Advertising from the Earliest Times. by Henry Sampson

1. The COURT SECRET, a Melancholy Truth. Translated from the Original

_Arabic_. By an Adept in the Oriental Tongues. _Remember that a Prince’s Secrets are Balm conceal’d; But Poison if discover’d._ --MASSINGER. _Also, Price 1s.,_

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Chapter 1 Ch.1
CHAPTER I. Ch.2
CHAPTER II. Ch.3
CHAPTER III. Ch.4
CHAPTER IV. Ch.5
CHAPTER V. Ch.6
introduction of tea. The _Mercurius Politicus_ of September 30, 1658, Ch.7
1. He gives away every _Monday_ above a thousand of them to all the Ch.8
2. Any person that has anything to insert in it, as the _titles_ of Ch.9
3. That this way of publishing is much more advantageous than giving Ch.10
CHAPTER VI. Ch.11
CHAPTER VII. Ch.12
CHAPTER VIII. Ch.13
200. The quotation for Thursday, April 7 (in _Daily Post_, Friday, Ch.14
CHAPTER IX. Ch.15
1583. It is a somewhat remarkable fact, well known to those whose Ch.16
1. The COURT SECRET, a Melancholy Truth. Translated from the Original Ch.17
2. A Faithful Narrative of the Unfortunate Adventures of _Charles Ch.18
CHAPTER X. Ch.19
CHAPTER XI. Ch.20
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CHAPTER XII. Ch.22
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3. Gallery 2. Ch.24
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CHAPTER XV. Ch.26
CHAPTER XVI. Ch.27
1569. Dr Rawlinson, a distinguished antiquary of the last century, Ch.28
CHAPTER XVII. Ch.29
CHAPTER XVIII. Ch.30
1665. In the “Pillulæ Pestilentialis” of the Rev. Richard Hingston, Ch.31
CHAPTER XIX. Ch.32
CHAPTER XX. Ch.33
Introduction] may be, they will not be disappointed. With rare Ch.34
Introduction by_ JOHN RUSKIN. Ch.35
Introduction, by MONCURE D. CONWAY. Royal 16mo, paper cover, 1_s._; in Ch.36