Parallel Between England and Japan Explored in 1759 Chronicle
The Edinburgh Chronicle 1759 essay compares England and Japan noting geographic isolation, climates, and shared traits. It contrasts Japanese and British virtues and vices, praising discipline and industry while condemning brutality and erotic customs with extended lurid anecdotes.
Just War and the Necessity of Peace in Policy
A historical discourse argues that war is only just when fought in defense or to recover what was taken, and that once satisfaction is achieved, further combat is unjust. It urges restraint, warns against revenge, and favors negotiated security over continued conflict.
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