One of these institutions owned by Daniel Button published a magazine using letters that were dropped into a marble lion head. These institutions were accused of causing impotency by a pamphlet called the Women's Petition. Apocryphally, a spy named Georg Franz Kolschitzky founded one of these institutions after stealing some mysterious bags from an enemy camp. The insurance market Lloyd's of London was formed in one of these places, another of which found in (*) Exchange Alley was the original site of the London Stock Exchange. These "penny universities" were a key part of Viennese culture until World War II. Like salons, these places were described as centers for rational-critical debate th
One of these institutions owned by Daniel Button published a magazine using letters that were dropped into a marble lion head. These institutions were accused of causing impotency by a pamphlet called the Women's Petition. Apocryphally, a spy named Georg Franz Kolschitzky founded one of these institutions after stealing some mysterious bags from an enemy camp. The insurance market Lloyd's of London was formed in one of these places, another of which found in (*) Exchange Alley was the original site of the London Stock Exchange. These "penny universities" were a key part of Viennese culture until World War II. Like salons, these places were described as centers for rational-critical debate that transformed the public sphere in a work by Jurgen Habermas. For 10 points, name these shops popular in 17th-century London, where people consumed a certain bitter drink.
One of these institutions owned by Daniel Button published a magazine using letters that were dropped into a marble lion head.
coffeehouses [or cafes]