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System for Regulating Taxes and Offenses in Royal Governance
A long, antiquated treatise outlines how duties shall be raised and a method to manage difficulties, with regulations on melting or altering coin, and demonstrations claiming wealth will multiply sixfold. It then shifts to detailed roles of generals, navy and police, revenues, salaries, and the administration of justice, ending with a Cambridge University address praising the sovereign and urging loyalty and learning. A subsequent Jamaica tale recounts enslaved Malagasy captives bought, rescued by Bowes and Governor Lawes, and a fatal voyage. two men survived, others lost at sea.
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St. Lewis
Knights of
St. Lezaress
Lemis XV
Whitehall
Duke of Sesmerset
University of Cambridge
Cre Jfe
Duke of Newcastle
Sovereizi
Europe
Church of England
Madagascar
Farland
Jamarca
Mand
Fort-Xeyab
Arbor
Alung
Wurpole
Darket-Place
Bowes
Nicholas Lawes
Mr. Bowes
Fatige
Faglaid
Captain Chamberlain
Milord
Bikewise
Cape Carrentes
Cuba
London
Jamaica
Robert Baldwin