Cambridge man queried over public thanks for stock stocking remark
General Erexine Posts CAR D reports Charles Crawford of Cambridge is asked to confirm if he has received the thanks of the Company of Siltibofers for a sarcastic remark about worked stockings. The inquiry seeks official acknowledgment and public reply.
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R. Charles Crawford
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Debate on trade and national wealth in an English colony era
A skeptical essay questions the value of foreign trade toward England’s wealth. It argues Britain’s riches rely on domestic farming and caution against debt, claiming the empire’s growth in poverty and rising parish workhouses prove the dangers of luxury imports and overseas monopolies. It invokes Locke to warn that merchants may enrich themselves while impoverishing the nation.
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Woman advises choose Mr H with caution in marriage
A long letter argues against Mrs Hs marriage to Mr H citing past divorce, infidelity, and neglect. It warns that suspicion and stepchildren threaten domestic peace and urges Emily to reason before inclination, promising support if the match proves sound or sorrow if not.
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Noted Favor from a Lifelong Friend Receives Gratitude
Dr Herring described the offer as one of the most generous and disinterested acts of friendship he had known since entering the world. He recalled with particular gratitude to Mr D and expressed personal pleasure about the kindness.
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