Salt fish for relief of the indigent in Greits
A letter to the editor praises salt fish as a wholesome affordable food, noting public-spirited efforts introduced its use, breaking monopolies. The writer argues salt fish aids navigation and overall welfare, urging better management by poor families to stretch limited funds with salt filth and potatoes.
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Soho
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Gregk Street
Guildhall
Royal Exchange
Comini(sioners
Warning Against Absolute Power and Monarchs
The passage argues that arbitrariness in monarchy breeds fear and oppression. It cites Alexander and Clitus to illustrate how rulers fear truth, restrain grievances, and may resort to murder. It notes limited monarchies offer some security but still fail to guarantee happiness, as kings risk loneliness and dependence on pride or interest from courtiers.
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Clitus
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