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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 02, 1771
Page
2
A dense meditation on prejudice, self deception, and bias. The author argues prejudice is innate and pervasive, disguising itself as reason or virtue, shaping self love, family ties, religion, and national lines. He warns truth falters where bias governs, urging personal discernment and restraint to avoid folly.
A long defense by John Wheble regarding the Lady's Magazine disputes with John Johnson and Mr Coote. Wheble asserts rightful publication, accuses counterclaimants of seduction and equivocation, and declares the genuine issue published by the original publisher.
Heirs of William Wray and Mary Sopp announce they continue the business at the King's Arms Birchin Lane near the Royal Exchange. The Genuine BALSAM OF LIFE sells in bottles at 3s 6d and 1s 9d with a signed note to prove authenticity, warning against counterfeit imitations and clarifying the receipt remained with the Wray and Sopp heirs.
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