Efop and Gent argue over state and hunting fate at court
The scene shifts from a court dispute to political satire as Efop challenges a gentleman about state and army knowledge versus farming and hunting. Efop laments the state’s ills and mocks the public, then imagines a ruler ruled by chance. The exchange ends with reflections on governance and personal reform. Nearby notices describe ships, court appointments, weather, and stock prices from London.
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