Tax and public office wealth and burdens debated in this letter
An extended coarse letter argues over parliamentary use of a 2501 grant, calls out public offices for taking fees, warns of tax burdens after a revolution, critiques projectors in governance, and laments debt. It references a 1757 letter from Harlegrove detailing naval action and stock movements amid ongoing war.
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Lincox
His Majesty
Ranelagh, &c
Sam
Probitas
P.S
Henry Harlegrove
Shoreham
le Quoy
Louisbourg
Owen Phillips
William Wadey
Bridger
Hispaniola
Harlegrove
Portsmouth
Spithead
Royal William
Gibraltar
Seithead
Royal Anne
Royal Sovereign
Phenix
Gill
Topsham
London
Boulogne
Leghorn
Osbert
Toulon
Saunders
Republick
France
Genoa
King George
Jackson
Ogden
Lawson
Black Prince
Cremey
Penelope
Wyatt
True Blue
Rice
Liverpool
Angola
Dover
Surinam
St. Kitt’s
Taylor
Sea Horse
Ostend
Merdames de France
Haughton
Walpole
Bombay
China
Suffolk
Wilson
Godolphin
Hutchinson
Fort St
Banteln
Huniey-foot
Newcastle
Philip Stanhope
Liskeard
Cornwall
Hamburgh
Worcester
Squire Gorges
Juniper
Squire Georges
Taio
Peter Leicester
He&or
Mr. Deal
Beauty-fpot
Faid Place
Jaft
Colchester
Essex
Stephen Camden
Tower-hill
Whiteh.olt
Weser
Latford
Furstenberg
Sporcke
Hardenberg
Duke of Cumberland
M. d’Etrees
Wefer
Hamelen
Haftenbeck
Schulenberg
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Ware
Hertfordshire
John George
Ely
Hertford
Mary Sally Bryan
George Bryan
Tunbridge Wells
Temple Wet
White
Admiralty
Periva
Turnham Green
James Hartley
Westminster Bridge
Southampton Street
Hartley
Hereford
Ann Warr
David Matthews
Arley
Henry Parry
James Willer
Leicester
Ciny
Jonus
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