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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

03 Apr 1766

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 03, 1766

Page

4

Letters on Virtue and Liberty in London Coffee-House

A 1766 letter from a Leicester manufacturer urges Liberty and Virtue, referencing Dr Newton and Tyre’s fate to argue for moral reform. It defends press freedom, condemns libertines, and calls for punishment of criminals, using religious and patriotic language to urge public virtue and loyalty to Britain.

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Commissioners Finish German Accounts At Seventeen Pounds Per Hundred

A letter to the printer claims the German accounts are settled at about eighteen pounds per one hundred. It argues that honest examination would have saved Britain vast sums by exposing exorbitant wartime contractor fortunes. Another missive condemns recent prints that attack the ministry and royal authority.

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London Great Britain Long-Acre Burew Bow &N’s Royal Exchange
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Prolonged Diplomatic and Naval Movements Across Atlantic Posts

Nobility visit Mr Secretary Conway as Governor of Senegal plans talks with the French Governor on coast trade limits. Reports of military reform in Canada, Jamaica forts, and vessels preparing for Newfoundland ventures accompany a mix of colonial and European events. Local sports, theatre listings, and a curious dog incident pepper the page with varied London notes.

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