The Strange Tale of Ambrose Fudge
The third epistolary novel published under the legalities of Chancery Standard by the National Narrative of the Worshipful Company of Foolscap Stippler’s. With desirous offices in Pall Mall, Bath Spa and all printed using the Caxton undercroft process at Droop, Dorset. The Strange Tale of Ambrose Fudge Or A demi-monde of a mid-winter journey As Narrated in Lieu of Window Tax To Sir Gideon Sydney Stafford Smythe Baron of His Majesty’s Court, Wig Adventurer and Investigator of the Mysterious Flax Weaver Riots of Hampton Bumpstead. Copied in long-hand from the original death bed testimony, following a surfeit of burbot, of one Master Daniel Dench, former keeper of the King's Head, Saffron Walden. Published by permission of the Court of Midwifery. 1779 Price sixpence The Storm : 1770 It was a most early season blizzard. Struggling towards the crossroads, billowing snowflakes greatly obscured his view. Onward trave...