A London Market Reform Proposal From a Reader
A reader offers a plan to curb high provisions prices by shifting draught work from horses to oxen. He argues oxen would lower grain consumption, reduce bread costs, and cut manufactured goods prices. He cites famine-era grain use, animal labor, and calls for parliamentary action to promote oxen over horses in farming and transport.
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Public trust erodes as officials chase bribes and pensions
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Love and the Shepherd Duel for Jeisure Fun
Fragmentary verse tale of a shepherdess and a coy nymph with lovers in pursuit. Jockey seeks kisses and pleasure, Jenny hesitates then relents to stay. Feigned pride clashes with affection as parting looms, love claims victory for today.
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