Lottery Laws and Monuments Stir Edinburgh Chronicle Readers
A reader asks about British lottery laws and drawing openness. The editor confirms lotteries are conducted with justice under honorable oversight and promises to publish numbers and related details. The piece also discusses a proposed monument for General Wolfe and suggests an English inscription to honor his memory.
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Rosarinpa
Ocober
Wolfe V
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Westminster-abbey
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Wolfe
Swift
Addison
Fragmentary Scribbles Refer to Maker’s Diary and Epigraphs
A garbled note references a diary and epigraphs with scattered phrases about critics and a plea to produce something. It mentions numbers and appears as a damaged page with stray lines and partial words. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a clear event or identifiable individuals.
Ode on patriot death and Wolfe's valor in war
The poem laments a son’s death in battle and honors Wolfe and patriots. It contrasts fleeting fame with lasting virtue, praising noble sacrifice for country and motherland. Britannia mourns heroic loss and the western world shares in grief.
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Chines
Wolfe
Britannia
Isles
Elegy on the death of General Wolfe
The poem laments General Wolfe's death with a mourner bewailing his courage and glory. It speaks of the fallen hero’s fame, sorrow of Barraun’s genius, and the nation’s grief for Wolfe’s country and virtue.
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Wolfe
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