Morals and Education Shape a Nation in Seventeenth Century Reflections
Editor argues national morals hinge on youth education and criticizes both male and female schooling. He condemns underpaid male tutors, praises virtuous leaders, and condemnsSending boys abroad for a European tour as harmful, noting tutors’ self interest and the risk of foreign luxuries and rigid authority influencing Parliament and the Commons.
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Gunrral
Europe
England
Emulation among ranks and its social costs
A satirical exhortation on emulation across classes in a general evening post tone. It argues that vanity and wealth-driven status foster idleness and poverty, urging leaders to model virtue and honest fame to curb the mischiefs of social striving. A Dutch fable is hinted as a remedy.
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Searcé
Jame.s
St. Anthony's
Francis Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul's Church-Yard
London
His Majesty
N. B
F. Newbery
The Amsterdam Burgermaster's Dinner on Prosperity and Decay
An 17th century tale recounts Amsterdam officials and their wives invited to a grand feast. A sequence of courses shows wealth's excess, with verses warning luxury destroys virtue and wealth alike. The moral: temperance and industry guard a city's future.
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James the Second
Amsterdam
Hoft
Wiic
Europe
Tadies Bi
Barbadoes
London
A Medal of George the Second and Sensational Magazine
An 18th century notice advertises a George the Second medal by Mr. Kirk e of Bedford Street and a copper plate print with Cupid missing wings. It promotes He Sentimental Magazine Number VI August 1774, with plans for silver-plated options and continued monthly issues. It also lists related periodicals Westminster Magazine August 1754 and Town and Country Magazine offerings with varied articles, prints, and book notices.
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Cub
Madame H
Taffo
the Theatre
the Observer
Congreve
Mr. Pinehafis
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A. Hamilton
St. John’s Gate
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Russia
Westminster Magazine
Kew
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Tripe
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W. Flexney
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Lynch
Dublin
Great Britain
England
York
Chester
Manchester
Derby
Lancaster
Wilis
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Oraheile
Universal Magazine of Knowledge
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Warwick-lane
Rabcliffe
Coe Dicey and Company
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Birmingham
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