Decay of Woollen Manufactures Debate in Great Bingham Letter
A letter to the Daily Post defends a woollen industry scheme in Hertfordshire and criticizes the Gazetteer for misrepresenting its aims. The writer attacks rivals, laments press criticism, and hints at exposing further political plans while urging support for his broader national program. Also reports on elections, ship news, a marriage, and various parliamentary candidate notices from 1741.
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