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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1774

Page

2

Knowledge of the world and social conduct lessons

A long essay argues that true worldliness comes from refined manners and experience not theory. It urges imitating practiced etiquette, restraining anger, and preserving civility in all company. It cites examples from court life and a dramatic tale of friendship linking Mercatus and Ficino.

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Reminiscence on Hale and 18th century virtue in scarce provisions

A reader sends a long reminiscence segment praising Sir Matthew Hale and the Lord Bishop of Salisbury. The piece urges virtuous justice, restraint in spending, and moral governance. It contrasts past frugality with current dearness, arguing luxury fuels modern hardship and urging prudence in public life.

No Woman without her Value in German Fabulist Tale

A lengthy critique of a German fable about a grotesque daughter used as a curiosity. A showman plans to travel with her, display her as a monster, and profit despite her deformities and poverty. The piece highlights societal attitudes toward women and marriage.

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Not to be rigid or lenient in justice says judge’s code

The text outlines a judge’s conscientious guidelines on mercy versus severity in criminal cases, independence from public opinion, and avoidance of private solicitation. It praises a judge who holds mercy for words, severity for proven blood crimes, and strictness in official duties. It also urges frugality at meals and obedience to justice for God, sovereign, and country.

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