The trial of Edward Palmer, grocer ... who was convicted in the penalty of eight hundred and forty pounds, for having in his possession a quantity of ... imitation of tea ...

The trial of Edward Palmer, grocer ... who was convicted in the penalty of eight hundred and forty pounds, for having in his possession a quantity of ... imitation of tea ...

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Part of Making of the Modern World

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