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Priss Fotheringham (née Priscilla Carsewell, c. 1615 – c. 1668), was an English sex worker and madam from London who was described in a number of publications from the 1660s. One publication, The Wandering Whore, described her as the 'second best whore in the city'. A memorial plaque to her stands at the corner of Whitecross Street and Old Street in East London.

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rdfs:comment	Priss Fotheringham (de soltera, Priscilla Carsewell, c.1615 - c.1668), fue una prostituta y madam de Londres que fue descrita en numerosas publicaciones de la década de 1660. Una publicación, The Wandering Whore, la describió como la segunda mejor prostituta de la ciudad. Una placa conmemorativa en la esquina de Whitecross Street y Old Street en el East London la recuerda. (es) Priss Fotheringham (née Priscilla Carsewell, c. 1615 – c. 1668), was an English sex worker and madam from London who was described in a number of publications from the 1660s. One publication, The Wandering Whore, described her as the 'second best whore in the city'. A memorial plaque to her stands at the corner of Whitecross Street and Old Street in East London. (en)
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has abstract	Priss Fotheringham (de soltera, Priscilla Carsewell, c.1615 - c.1668), fue una prostituta y madam de Londres que fue descrita en numerosas publicaciones de la década de 1660. Una publicación, The Wandering Whore, la describió como la segunda mejor prostituta de la ciudad. Una placa conmemorativa en la esquina de Whitecross Street y Old Street en el East London la recuerda. (es) Priss Fotheringham (née Priscilla Carsewell, c. 1615 – c. 1668), was an English sex worker and madam from London who was described in a number of publications from the 1660s. One publication, The Wandering Whore, described her as the 'second best whore in the city'. A memorial plaque to her stands at the corner of Whitecross Street and Old Street in East London. (en)
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