The Brecon publick extracts on press and union debate
An 18th century dialogue on freedom of the press, governance, and the Union of England and Scotland. It includes discussions of ministerial power, public opinion, and the dangers of luxury and commerce, with exchanges about Scotland’s resources, trade, and the political balance within the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cstilirie
Jack Straw
Wat Tyler
John Cade
Ashford
Messite
England
Herth
Scotland
Smollet
HowenRay Coinker
Britain
Ismahagots
Greece
Rome
Fabricius
Cincinnatus
Regulus
Amsterdam
London
Pais
France
Calalzow
Dumfries
Great Britain
Scos
Ereaie
Dominion
Muscovy
Sweden
Denmark
Poland
Germany
Piedmont
Italy
Lismahago
South
South Britain
United Kingdom
Tweed
Norway
Theatrical Memoir of Didier and Mrs Didier
Aطرف sketch of Didier, son of a reputable Harwich official, who quit the navy for the stage and endured perils from a balcony trap in Dover and West Chester. His life features irregularities, later reform, and a measured acting style with a foppish phase. Mrs Didier, linked to Covent Garden and Smock Alley, shines in Edinburgh Liverpool and Bath with vivacity and musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didier
Harwich
His Majesty’s Navy
Fiage
Dover
West Chester
Charles
Mr. O'Brien
Thors
Wong
Moliere
Balada
Ena Didier
Wales
du Bellamy
Covent
Garden Theatre
Mr. Dider
Smockalley
Dublin
Madge
Miss Catley
Marrie
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Bath
Wls
Theatres-Royal
Kids Fair
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Amille
Amures
Paris
Philopher
Sare
Mrs. Didier
Theatre Royal
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