Letter War Refutes Wool Trade Clash Over East India Co
The writer rebuts Mr. Ris and defends the East India Company's role against a proposed bill. He argues the advertisement misrepresented the project and defends home wool production. He urges separate petitions by wool manufacturers and notes shifts in naval leadership in Paris.
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Daily Post
Lesieni
Great Briain
East-Indias Company
Trish Woolf
Eustadia Company
Great Britain
East-India Company
Linnen
Sach
Nat Ndia Company
France
P.S
Europe
Srirain
Getree
Worcester College
Kington
Lord Arran
Oxford
Dr Niblett
All-Souls College
Moremain
Bishop Tanner
Bouchier
Holmes
Leybourn
Principality of
Alban-Hall
Chrerch
Mather
Corpus Christi
Shippen
Brazen-Note
St. John’s
Butler
Magdalen
His Majesty's Commissioners of Excise
Mr. Kilpatrick
Murray
John Thomas
Chymist
Urling
Myr
Thomas
Tooley-street
York
Keighley
Thomas Newhouse
Earl of Lincoln
Downton
Luffw
Chichester
Nuthurst
William Smith
Earl of Hune
Linton
Gether
Wirwell
Itchfield
Coventy
William Batteil
Earl of Salisbury
Cameroon
Somerset
Bath and Wells
Surington
Diocle
John Fulham
Norwich
Compton
Surry
Dioctfé
Winchester
Pieces From Paris and Vienna News Describe Turky Tartars Battle
Reports from Paris and Vienna describe Turky wars and a large Tartars force clashing with a Russian detachment. The conflict allegedly ends with Tartars defeated and dispersed while a former ruler gathers 16,000 troops to join Count Munich. Letters from Pisa suggest Tuscany evacuation is delayed due to Spain’s demands.
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Turky
Ram
Jon
Munich
Pia
Tuscany
Vienna
Spain
Constantinople
Porte
Dauphine
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