A Virginian Letter to Congress on Repeal and Taxation
A Virginian writer to the Congress in Philadelphia argues against expecting a speedy repeal of the tea act, noting the stamp act repeal shows different principles. He urges unity with Britain, rejects rebellion, and calls for a concrete plan of representation to resolve taxation while warning against careless defiance and costly conflict.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Locke
Subjeé
Great-Britain
Briain
North- America
Enejes
É&C
Delignes
Acc
The Trader's Magazine First Number Announces Industry
To the editor satire notes a political mood in London coffee houses. Allegations ridicule Parliament acts and praise Merchants, with plans for a monthly trade magazine featuring engravings, a stove design, a baronial motif, and notices for publishers Newbery and book sellers in St Pauls Churchyard.
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Richard
Brean
Fragmented Ode to Press Freedom and Corruption in Art and State
A fragmented poem railing at political and social corruption across ministries, courts, and cultural institutions. It laments venality in office and decline of common sense, noting hostility to press liberty and the reach of the Royal Academy and Somerset House through Bow Street and Covent Garden.
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Tfc
Tom
Ministry
Portune
Royal Academy
Somerset-house
Bowstreet
Covent-garden
The Day avas Published In One O Ave Vi Une
A fragment notes a book or pamphlet listing titled Essay on the Demoniacs of the New Testament by Hugh Farmer. Printed by G. Robinson in Paternofter row. Publication details include price and binding notes, with obsolete typography and misspellings.
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Baron Rand
Mabceary
Avas
Buards
Hugh Farmer
G. Robnson
Paternofter Row
C. Marstind
J. Bew
King’s Krinch
Mf Jecus Law Printers
Gy Kerty
Seijean On
Equity
Town and Country Magazine
Universal Reportory of Knowledge
Iribution
Avery Wgf
Apeliaanac
Hooper
America
Lucy C—a
O. mi
Chrisina
Sweden
Cl—e
the Observer
Bostonians
A. Hamilton
St. John's Gate
G. Robinson
Parernotter Row
Worcester
Watkin Lewes
Budrow
Lady’s Magazine
England
Perallel
Lidy Lewes
Epaminondas
Characer
Or Rge
Aphen
Katharine de Medicis
France
Gentleman of the Law in The Lawyer Magazine
A brief note on the gentlemen of the law appears in The Lawyer Magazine, highlighting notable figures and the evolving role of legal professionals in the era.
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the Lawyer’ Magazine
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Philip the Second
Catharine
Medicis
Charles
Lfe
Canada
C—Dze
Lurar
Guildhall
London
Lee Tailor
Cotrenham Court
Marchioness de Lambert
Alfo
Fenelon
W. Owen
Fleet-Street
T& I
Lord Chesterfield
Cvas
Rome
Paul
Prates Lesden
Richarden
Walker
Westminster Magazine
Lord Clive
Scanda
Cemus
Firid
Pepie
Great Britain
Kelly
Cumberland
Signora Battardini
Pantheon
Great Trivain
Treast
Morcius
Apollo
Samuel Etley
Allebury
Rochester
Felee Bes
Poery
Roshartfon
Urquhart
Royal Exchange
T. Woelt
Long-Acre
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Tyne
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