General Decline of Virtue and War the Source of Woes
A long, argumentative letter laments general wickedness and bribery at elections, calls for curbing corruption to win the present war, praises disciplined leadership in Prussia, and urges transparent war intelligence and public accountability. It also notes local measures on meat and corn, militia costs, and a brief array of naval news and social notices.
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Goliah
David
Truih
Quintus Curtius
Alexander
Medere
Alexanders
Cafars
Henrys
Edwards
Aderboroughs
Rooks
Frederick of
Presia
Europe
Bohemia
Saxony
America
Guinea
Privy Council
Olice
Prague
Prussia
Pirna
Chamberlain
Germany
Oxford
Mr. Rodgers
Chef
Fair Rachael
Babraham
Mr. Hall
Venom
Cobb
York
Duke of Kingston’s Bay
H. Prince
Mr. Pearse
Commoner
Mr. Scurfield
Grey
Dunkirk
Mr. Ann
Sloe
George M. Metham
Turner
Wentworth
Sharpe
Cade
Weighroft
Ib. Boz
Vernon
Epee
Eafley
Diofes
Traveller
Mr. Wood
Whittington
Blaze
Sandry Jatt
Branstand
James Smith
Calmander
Sc. Eustatia
Lievenant
Fred
Thomas Boyd
Fors
Capt. Smith
Charles Ardin
Shoreham and Rye
Downs
Farmerca
Great Britain
London
Bristtol
Liverpool
Reco
Leostaff
Plymouth
Cigis
Brest
Bourdeaus
Bristol
Lyon
Philadelphia
George
Dyton
Virginia
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Poole
Henry Threther
Nancy
Lisbon
Vigo
New England
Cole
Marblehead
Thresher
Deal-Castle
West India Fleet
Cork
Henry Cavendish
Sir Henry Cavendish
Miss Bradshaw
Richard Bradshaw
Benjamin Godfrey, Esq
Portfield
East India Company
Joan Traw
Bank of England
Hounflewdyke
Long Lane
Southwark
England
Wandworth
George Ruderford
Duke of Newcastle
Claremont
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Patrae
Portseiuth
Fur
St. Helen's
Gilbraltar
Bert
France
Kyenange
Spithead
Reiman