Unclear political appeal from 18th century pamphlet
The provided text appears as garbled OCR prose urging support for Lord Percy and Lord Thomas Pelham Clinton, second son of the Duke of Newcastle, to represent readers in Parliament. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or place details and reads as a partisan plea with misread names and words.
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Thomas Egerton
Sayor
Algernen
Burgeten
Shrewsbury
Andredhall
Ae Leigerton
Linatele
Pathe
Eas Basliapenty
Lecter
Hicat
Cack ‘Newton
Egyigh
Sheritf
Gerson
Agfire
Neivton
Whichcot
Leverymen
London
House of
Fcan
Richard Oliver
Westminster
Lord Percy
North ‘America
Florida
Bosten
Middlesex
Lane
John
Wilkes
Joan-Olen
Brentford
Feros
Truro
William Lemon
John Molesworth
Buller
Thomas Pelham Clinton
Duke of
Nowcastle
India
Eyord
Percy
Lord Clinton
Mayntmofrdés
Mionoe
Jay’ Coates
Gebdoffen
Tio Merry
St. Martin’s Lane
Lord Clintor
America
Humphrey Coates
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