Appeal to restore Admiral’s honor in London Evening Post
An Irish correspondent asks Kor to London Evening Post to republish a Saturday paper with additions and corrections. The aim is to clear an unnamed celebrated Admiral from odium and to repay the country’s debt to him, pleasing honest readers and the sender’s friend.
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London Evening Post
Mr. Miller
Duke of Richmond
Debate on Hawke and Navy Strength in Lords
An OBSERVER letter rebuts claims by Lords about Sir Edward Hawke and the navy. It argues that assurances during Falkland’s dispute were not lies, defends Hawke’s integrity, lists ships fit for service, and criticizes contemporaries for misrepresenting naval capability and appointments. The piece defends Hawke and counters the idea the navy was ruined.
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John Frere Esq Charles Eyre Efq Christopher Langtois EvG Whontelly Digby Esq Bees report outlines annual subscriptions with listed subscribers. Names appear in archaic styling typical of historical records and may reflect dues or entries in a society ledger.
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