Perjury Debate on Election Act and Disturbance Fears
A Long letter questions the Election Act's provisions on bribery and oath taking, arguing it risks perjury, hunger, and ruin for poor electors. It critiques motives of allies, warns of riots, and urges a fuller public explanation before Westminster elections.
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Present State of Popery in England Explores Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction
A long pamphlet dated January 1, 1733 critiques the advancement of Apostolical Vicars and new ecclesiastical jurisdiction across the kingdom. An introduction by the editor precedes the letter to a Rome cardinal. Published by A. Dodd with pamphlet-shop distribution across Town and Country.
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Political Conversation in Reform Franchi? Patriots and Court Interest
This Day printed political talk between factions termed Patri ots and a Revolter to the Court Interest. It canvasses designs, hints at secret history, and aims to inform the people. It mentions church discipline, patching kettle, and reform, noting a broad desire for change without detailing concrete outcomes. Printed for T. Cooper at the Globe in Ivye Lane near Peternoster Row.
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