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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 02, 1766
Page
4
Fragmentary historical remark noting the stubborn reaction of London citizens to ministerial changes and likening it to a scene in Richard III where King Richard questions Buckingham about the people. The text shows incomplete dialogue with Bucking ham’s evasive reply.
A fragment from a late eighteenth century column notes a Great Commoner may receive the title Earl of Bath, while “scandal mongers” spread rumors of political shifts. It records a publican altering his sign to mock patronage, the death of Lady Popularity, and reports from London and Europe on ministers, fleets, and court decrees, all colored by satire and rumor.
Reports from Stowe describe a surprising fight now issued from the Temple of Liberty. The discourse aims to uncover the true drift of secret negotiations between the Thane and the Patriot. The account promises to cast the transaction into a clear view, letting even the dullest reader discern policy and patriotism.
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