Preliminary peace bounds misused and questioned by critics
A London Evening Post reader letter argues that the peace terms fix Mississippi lines, restore Caribbean islands to France, and cede territories from Britain, provoking critique of France’s gains and British concessions as dangerous and inglorious. The piece advances opinions on Hanover, Prussia, and allied subsidies, interleaved with reader responses and opera notices.
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Mulisippi
Iberville
Maurepas
Pontchartrain
Cedes
Mobile
MisisEppi
New Orleans
France
England
Great Britain
Canada
Guadaloupe
Marigalante
Desirade
Martinico
Belleisle
Grenada
The
Grenadines
St. Vincent
Dominica
Tobago
St. Lucia
Goree
Pondicherry
East-Indies
Minorca
Electorate of Hanover
Langrave
Hesse
Duke of Brunswick
Electorate of
Hanover
Parish Charity and Parish Books as a Remedy
The writer argues that parish charges should be monitored to aid the distressed, contending defective rates would spur Christian charity by exposing indigent needs. He asserts better-off parishioners lack time yet fund most, and venal copies of verses should be replaced by such notices, rewarding the Beadle for presenting them.
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Prussia
England
France
Austria
Christendom
Rosetta
Rossita
Arne
Loretta
Lucinda
Justice Woodcock
Deb
Eustace
Hedge
Sir William
Hawthorn
Koseira
Beard
Mattocks
Dyer
Shuter
Miss Brent
Hallam
Miss Davis
Walker
Dunstall
Holland
Hall
Swabia
Rothenburgh
Tauber
Kleist
Neustadt
Bamberg
Wintheim
Oberzen
Count Seckendorff
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London Evening Post
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Whitehall Evening Post
Bam
William Meadows
Young Meadows
William
Hodze
Dr. Arne
Miss Davies
Margery
Rafferta
Thomas
William Meadowson
Chance
Guardini
Hodge
Deb Woodcock
Sir William Meadows