Review Praise for British Liberties and Printing Freedom
A Norfolk letter extols the English liberty tradition, reviewing a compilation on political liberty and the Law of the Realm. It lauds the editor’s clear cordial view of Parliament, Habeas Corpus, and toleration, cites Montesquieu and Locke, and praises printing freedom amid current political tensions. It notes Wilkes’s return to England and various international dispatches on royalty and war, markets, and public notices.
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England
Locke
Brill Liberties
Rouseau
Reufeau
Montesquieu
Ifay
Unclear Berwick Letter Sparks Caution in Paper
A letter from Berwick arrived but its expressions, aimed at a specific Member of Parliament, cannot be printed. The piece titled A Good Sleeper also faced rejection, deemed unfit for publication and not beneficial to the author or journal.
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Taylors Yards
England
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Mr. Cheney
St. Jenus's Park
St. George’s Hospital
St. Alban’s
Hamburgh
Dunkirk
Holland
Dublin
West Indies
Quebec
India
Oporra
Unity
Walker
Olive Branch
Hickson
London
Cunningham
Yarmouth
Hull
Deal
Downs
Fulford
Paul Pickersgill
Ripon
North Riding
Sheffield
Miss Sayer
Whiteley Wood
That Town
Berwick
Philaretes
Adam JouNson
Madam Johnson
W. Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Long-Acre
Burchell
Bowe
the Royal
Temple-Bar
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