Forming Young Minds Through Humanity and Duty
A long discourse urges parents and tutors to shape youth with early ideals of humanity and justice. It argues education must combine moral formation with knowledge, stressing kindness to animals, avoidance of cruelty, and the duty to model virtuous conduct for posterity. It also touches on patriotism, public service, and support for public figures amid political strain.
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Pete
Stora
Twig
Jasl
Ian
Indies
Remarks on Public Papers and Wilkes Controversy
A reader recalls recent public notices about Mr. Wilkes and dissenters. He recounts eyewitness impressions at Guildhall of insults to Mr. Oliver Townsend and Bellas, condemns unthinking populace, and questions imputations against Mrs Wilkes and supporters.
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Hall
Wilkes
Oliver
Townsend
Bellas
Guildhall
Strumental
Brthgiv
Riberty
The Maid of Bath sketch at the Royal Theatre Hay-market
A sketch from the new comedy The Maid of Bath opens in an inn at Bath with Philip and a waiter. Major Racquet joins, learning Miss Linnet, a green-eyed beauty, plans to marry Mr Flint, prompting him to plot to rescue her with allies. The scene follows schemes, consultations, and social maneuverings to secure her consent.
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Maid of Bath
Suas
Bath
Philip
Racquet Joon
Christone Cripple
Poultice
Missnet
Solomon Flint
Sir Kit
Billy Button
Miss Linnet
Mra
Lynact
Fligtrto
Tate
Cogent
Flint
Sir Kie
Halpenasis
Somersershire
Bae
Bath - Phe
Foote
Ardy ER
Fearon
Haslett
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