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Sally Salisbury (c.1692 – 1724), real name Sarah Pridden and also known as Sarah Priddon, was a celebrated prostitute in early 18th-century London. She was the lover of many notable members of society, and socialised with many others. In 1722 she stabbed and wounded a client, the politician John Finch, who was a son of Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham and Anne Finch, Countess of Nottingham. As a result, Salisbury was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. She was sent to Newgate Prison to serve her sentence but died in prison after only nine months.

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rdfs:comment	Sally Salisbury (c.1692 – 1724), nombre real Sarah Pridden y también conocida como Sarah Priddon, fue una célebre cortesana en el Londres de principios del siglo XVIII. Fue la amante de muchos miembros notables de la alta sociedad, y socializó con muchos otros. En 1722 apuñaló a un cliente, el político John Finch, hijo de Daniel Finch, segundo conde de Nottingham y Anne Finch, condesa de Nottingham. Como resultado, Salisbury fue sentenciada a prisión por un año. Fue enviada a la prisión de Newgate pero murió a los nueve meses. (es) Sally Salisbury (c.1692 – 1724), real name Sarah Pridden and also known as Sarah Priddon, was a celebrated prostitute in early 18th-century London. She was the lover of many notable members of society, and socialised with many others. In 1722 she stabbed and wounded a client, the politician John Finch, who was a son of Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham and Anne Finch, Countess of Nottingham. As a result, Salisbury was sentenced to one year's imprisonment. She was sent to Newgate Prison to serve her sentence but died in prison after only nine months. (en) Sally Salisbury, verkligt namn Sarah Pridden, även känd som Sarah Priddon, född omkring 1690-1692, död 1724 på Newgatefängelset i London, var en berömd engelsk prostituerad i 1700-talets London. Hon var en av det dåtida Londons kanske mest kända kurtisaner och hade klienter bland flera av dåtidens kända personer. Hon fängslades för att ha knivhuggit en klient år 1722 och avled i fängelset. Hon är föremål för många biografier, och har föreslagits vara förebilden för William Hogarths . (sv)
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