Meetings and discussions in coffeehouses and inns supplied in those days the place of our modern books, newspapers, and magazines. [Please select]
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_ That disorderly tippling in taverns, alehouses, coffeehouses, and cellars, be severely looked unto as the common sin of the time, and greatest occasion of dispersing the plague. [Please select]
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The French tricolor with the red liberty cap was hung up in taverns and coffeehouses, which were the clubhouses of that day. [Please select]
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Every French flag was now pulled down from the coffeehouses, and the black cockade of our own Revolutionary days was once more worn as the badge of patriotism. [Please select]
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During this time Dryden had become the best known literary man of London, and was almost as much a dictator to the literary set which gathered in the taverns and coffeehouses as Ben Jonson had been before him. [Please select]
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In a single generation nearly two thousand public coffeehouses, each a center of sociability, sprang up in London alone, and the number of private clubs is quite as astonishing. [Please select]
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