The Sailors advocate. To be continued.
London [England] : printed for H. Whitridge, under the Royal-Exchange; and sold by J. Roberts in Warwick-Lane, and by the booksellers of London and Westminster, and the principal towns in Great-Britain,
[1728]
Includes arguments against impressing seamen and for rationalizing administration of the Royal and merchant navies. No. 2 includes reprint of 1707 pamphlet: "An enquiry into the causes of our naval miscarriages", by "[blank] Esq; then a country
Below imprint in square brackets: "Price six pence".
Imprint of no. 1 lacks date; imprint of no. 2 dated: 1728.
Imprints vary; no. 2 has imprint reading in part: "printed for A. Moore"; the imprint name is fictitious.
Issue number for no. 1 taken from head of p. 3; later issue numbers on title pages, repeated at head of first page of text.
Pagination is continuous from issue to issue.
Title repeated as caption on no. 1 only; later numbers lack caption titles.
ESTC
Includes arguments against impressing seamen and for rationalizing administration of the Royal and merchant navies. No. 2 includes reprint of 1707 pamphlet: "An enquiry into the causes of our naval miscarriages", by "[blank] Esq; then a country
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