Letter attacks Sir Edmon: Anti-Kite defends public conduct
A London Evening letter accuses Sir Ed- of betraying public trust and praises his rival's integrity. It questions naval service claims, criticizes promotions, and roasts political allies. The writer denounces Ed- for alleged disloyalty, accusing him of pandering to corrupt influence and of harming national honor. The piece ends with a harsh epitaph.
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Letter to Junius from an Offect in 1769 London
A London Evening Post letter dated December 19, 1769 defends Junius while criticizing his attacks on nobles and the Crown. The writer denounces alleged misrepresentations about the ministry, princes, and the army, arguing for truth and decency and challenging Junius’s motives.
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GLYNN's Parliamentary thanks from Middlesex Electors
Postscript records Mr. Serjeant Glynn's reply of humble thanks to the Westminster Electors for their approbation of his Parliamentary conduct. The document also covers Liverpool petitioners’ plea to the king, listing signers and denouncing a Commons decision on Middlesex representation, urging dissolution and a new Parliament to restore electoral rights. It cites numerous peers and political figures, healths, seats, and imminent appointments.
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