The Press Liberty and Its Global Censorship
A historical critique of press liberty across nations argues that free states must balance protection of truthful content with curbing licentious writing. It compares UK reliance on law to continental censorship, praises Spain’s Junta system, and notes risks of government control and costly trials for authors.
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Supreme Junta Appeal Delays Legal Proceedings
The text contends that appeal to the Supreme Junta delays strict legal actions until the court rules against him. It notes the accused retains personal liberty during the investigation, allowing full scope to prove innocence.
Spain News: ministerial reshuffles androyal guard changes
Letters from Madrid report ministerial appointments including Peargideheerna as Minister of State and Ar VaaneZ as Interior minister, with Ponrcen and Gines named to colonial and war posts. The Duke de Fiasaapa becomes ambassador in Vienna and other diplomatic shifts follow, amid debates on public debt separation and continued taxation. Reports from the Isle of Leon and Cadiz describe constitutionalist activity, royalist forces, and civil unrest as proclamations spread in Cadiz and Seville.
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Spain and Portugal convulse as constitutional oath spreads
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