Fragmented Dialogues and Masquerade clash in 18th century press
The excerpt presents a heated exchange between a Duke and Mr. B discussing liberty, ministry, and governance amid wartime costs. It shifts to a masquerade chronicle listing attendees in satirical costumes and ends with a court report on Signor Guadagni’s unlicensed performance at Mrs. Cornelys and related parliamentary concerns.
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Suants Betaveen
Arthur B
Admiralty
Rockm
W —Kes
H—ne
Bill of Rights
L-Berty
Duke
Mr. B
Iris MacGra Chaarta
Earth
Common Council
B. Ard
Rulliz
England
Britain
Ch——mm
Litchfield
Exeter
Sach
John P
C m
Peteris Vesigia Famma
Edmund B—rke
St. Martin’s Church
Pere
d’Orleans
D—d
Berkeley Square
Isaac B—re
Inehall
Demosthenes
Thomas Breslin
Jerry Dyfn
Joseph Snip
Buckram
Lord George Grm
Congreve
Meffalina
Richand
Letty Thip
Strand
George S
Groon
Wephersday
Tybuim
Fanenqus - Hag
F-tzh—rrin
Signon GuapaGny
Gaetano Guadagni
Bowstreet
House of Correction
Guadagni
Peter Crawford
Signor Guadagni
Artaferre
Rs. Cornelys
Lucas
King’s Theatre
Sol
Opera House
Tocol
Hubbert
Overa
Kennyon
Crawford
Mr. Hubbert
Sii
Mr. Kennyon
Bearcroft
Arbaces
Allalgrfe
Simpson
Aylet
Cornelys
Rupini
Taylor
Abel
Bach
Mr. Lucas
Simnefe
Lutas
Egsié
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General
Eyenine Post
Soho
Potter
Sultana
Wales