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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

28 May 1776

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 28, 1776

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4

Civil Liberty Critique of Doctor Price's Ideas on Colonies

A lengthy defense argues that Doctor Price's notions on civil liberty clash with the British claim to governing the American colonies. It maintains that Parliament's authority cannot be extended over colonies not incorporated with proper representation and condemns any plan that would grant separate rule to colonists. The writer challenges Price’s premise about provincial independence and asserts that colonists remain subject to the mother country through established laws and historical control.

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Authority Over Colonies and Continental Commerce

Fragmented 18th century prose argues that Parliament must regulate colonial internal trade and foreign commerce, claiming universal supremacy over America. It contends that without such power, colonial assemblies would grant discretionary commerce scopes, forcing Parliament to intervene to bind colonists in all cases whatsoever.

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Swifferkand America
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Rowley's British Herb Snuff and Toraceu Advertisement

An early 18th century advertisement touts Rowley's British Herb Snuff and tobacco for headaches, breath freshening, and ear relief. It promotes efficacy against scurvy and tooth decay, warns against counterfeits, and lists wholesale and retail availability in London and various outlets with signed packaging to prove authenticity.

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High Water at Loos Tomorrow Morning

In a fragmentary wartime report, observers note rising water levels at Loos with morning tides expected to affect the front. The terse note hints at logistical strain but lacks full details.

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Loos
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