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Newspaper
Edinburgh Chronicle
Location
Edinburgh, Midlothian, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 05, 1759
Page
2
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A Jamaica dated elegy from July 27, 1759 laments the death of Excellency Grand Haroane. The verse speaks of mourning, virtue, justice, and a tyrant’s doom. It reflects colonial era reverence for a notable figure and the public sorrow of a Caribbean island.
Fragmentary verse reflects on true greatness beyond pomp and levees. The speaker questions fame earned through wealth or royal favors, arguing lasting significance lies in noble deeds rather than public flattery or titles. The passage contemplates legacy and virtue over ceremonial power.
Fragments of a historical verse lament military cost and praise General Wolfe. An editorial voice questions glory, notes loss of leadership, and honors Wolfe’s sacrifice while urging public gratitude and prudent remembrance.
From the London Gazette dated November 3 a summary of Austro Prussian and French positions details encampment near Krofdorff consolidation and health. descriptions of Contades reinforcing dArmentieres and Tischener attacking Niederbrechen with French losses and prisoners. Henry’s headquarters note Pr Henry marching to Torgau and Ged Rebentith's retirement from Schuldan.
Fragmentary lines ponder a glorious death for country and honor. A cryptic verse fragment mentions ant or pete and eartha and hints at themes of sacrifice and patriotism without clear context or full names.
A fragmentary verse essay defends Cordelia against control, mocks fools and fops, and laments a lady’s constrained fate under male power. It invokes mythic figures Xantippe Juno and Eve to critique social expectations and allowances for female authority in romance.
A London Chronicle excerpt contemplates how every honest man who loves the country may feel discomfort while acknowledging obligations to all. The passage foregrounds civic duty without naming persons, places, or events.
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