Taxation arguments echo Edinburgh Chronicle 1759 debate
The excerpt cites general and particular objections to taxes, noting every levy touches persons estates and consumption. It argues favour and protection for objects of taxation, while acknowledging the need to augment or multiply taxes. The text signals an answer to parliamentary objections.
News from Europe War Dispatches and Court Letters
Extracts from a Vienna letter discuss Prussia and Russia maneuvers with Daun and Soltikoff, fear of a bloody engagement, and Empress Maria Theresa's stance. Reports from The Hague, Warsaw, Paris, Parma, Amsterdam, and Havre de Grace note Britain Dutch tensions, potential peace delays, troop movements, and naval concerns amid ongoing European conflict.
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Vienna
IM. Daon
Henry
Count Caunitz
Davi
Rufsians
Efterhof
Petersburg
Prussia
Thas
M.dawn
Count Soltikoff
Hague
Republic
England
Havre de Grace
Lord Holderness
Germany
Europe
House of Austria
Proffia
Soltikof
Landolin
Daan
Spree
Brandenburg
Moldau
Elbe
Morave
Auust
Prufsia
Warsaw
Soltikoff
Paris
M. Silhouette
Prince of Nassau Lalbrock
Baron ‘Dé Wolmstet
Order of Mittary
M. de Villares
Républic of Holland
Namur
Nitnegoeis
Philip
Parma
Placertia
Guastalla
Spain
Sala
Two Sicilies
Naples
Jellus
Amsterdam
Holland
Vander Poll
Havre
Imhoff
Hanover
Zell
Hamelen
Munster
Lippe
Pr. Ferdinand
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