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Title
The Affecting History of Sally Williams afterwards called Tippling Sally
Object Name
Chapbook
Maker
Smyth, Joseph (Primary maker)
Smyth, J. (maker)
Smyth, Joseph (maker)
Place Made
Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Belfast
Belfast
Description
Chapbook, 8 pages. The Affecting History of Sally Williams afterwards called Tippling Sally. Showing how she left her Father's House to follow an Officer, who seduced her; and how she took to drinking, and at last became a vile Prostitute, died in an hospital, and was dissected by the Surgeons.Tending to show the peraicious(sic) effects of Dram Drinking. And Sold by Robert Greigston, a young man almost blind - Price One Penny
Catalogue Number
BELUM.X211.1981
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