Reflections on Liberty and the Revolution in the Craftsman
A polemic arguing that reverence for antiquity threatens liberty and praising the Revolution as a birth of freedom. It critiques the Craftsman and D Arvers, defends Whig Ministry advocates, and asserts the Revolution established legal rights, limits on prerogative, and true civil liberty contrary to persistent bondage under older orders. The piece defends constitutional gains and warns against passive worship of past eras.
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Great Britain
England
Mr. D’anvers
Britain
Fanuary
D’ Anvers
D’ Arvers
Friends of Liberty
Otober
Regiments Ordered to March to Emperor's Assistance
Warsaw dispatch notes orders for Czarinz regiments to march to Silesia. First Column lists 13,288 men from Kiev Archangel Gorod Moscow Troitza Novogrod Woronitz Kaporie Pleskow, with 16¢1 men each, to begin marching on the 12th instant. Second Column composed of Dragoons from Perru Olonitz Toholsko Riga Nowtroitza Twer Wolodo-My to follow.
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Czarinz
Kiev
Archangel Gorod
Moscow
Troitza
Novogrod
Woronitz
Kaporie
Pleskow
Silesia
Perru, Olonitz
Toholsko
Riga
Nowtroitza
Twer
Wolodo- My
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