Fragmentary era tax claim surfaces in royal revenue debate
A garbled excerpt hints at a historic argument over quit rents to the Crown and vast uncultivated lands. It references burdens on trades, proposals to tax land and possessions, and ideas to stockpile timber for the navy, with calls for broad land and resource levies.
PLEA REE BAT JAMAICA History of Jamaica Traits Passed
A long excerpt on Jamaica describes native Creole Whites and mixed races, noting physical traits and agility. It discusses climate effects, manners, and social behavior of planters, weaknesses like debt and speculation, and contrasts gentleness with mercenary tendencies. It ends with comments on culture, beverages, diet, dress, and tastes among natives and Europeans.
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Jamaica
Fiaides
Godden
Sparse inns on the island far from any settlement
The passage notes there is scarcely a tolerable inn on the entire island, with the few remaining inns located at great distances from any settlement, underscoring isolation and travel hardship.
Remissions Driven by Compassion or Policy Debate
The passage argues that certain remissions for settlers were driven by genuine compassionate sentiment rather than political liberalism, suggesting the acts may reflect humane impulse more than strategic policy. It critiques the motives behind these concessions and considers their ethical implications.
Ancient dispute over Solon laws and Roman wisdom
A fragmented antiquity tale recounts how Athenians sent a sage to Rome to learn Roman wisdom. The ambassador, seated in the Capitol with a silent senator, uses gestures to signal ideas about God, time, and fate. The tale ends with Rome and Athens debating laws attributed to Solon and the laurels of philosophical insight.
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Ada Rowan Fook
Distratt
Leptin
Solon
Athens
Greece
Rome
Gresee
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Vegetable Syrup Promoted By H Laffury In London Health Claims
An advertisement touts the Original Vegetable Syrup by H Laffury offering a cure for venereal, scrophulous, and other disorders. It claims blood purification, relief from mercury toxicity, and restoration of constitution after four to six bottles. Distribution details include London addresses and pamphlets noting numerous cures.
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de Velnos
H. Laffury
Corporation of Surgeons
London
Jeter
Saffory
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