Entertaining UK satire and Count de Mate legends
An 1759 Edinburgh Chronicle excerpt blends a witty critique of modern physicians with praise for Pitt and George II. It then retells the Count de Soine tale, focusing on six children, three daughters, and a prudish eldest daughter whose hypocrisy and misfortune drive the family plot.
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France
Count de Soine
Count de Solac
Praise for Secretary Port in London Chronicle 1759
The piece lauds Secretary Port as a patriot sleuth of greatness, praising his ministry and unwavering devotion to redeem and yearn for his country. It frames his actions as an unprecedented success and the eighth wonder of the world.
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fEculapius
Usigus
Great Britain
Pitt
Ozfar
Britain
Europe
Africa
Asia
America
Port
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