Freedom of Debate in Parliament and Foreign Affairs
In this fragment from DeMORITUS the author argues that debate liberties may hinder foreign policy and empower enemies, but asserts that anti-ministerial plans cannot pass in honor or conscience. The letter closes with a personal sign-off.
Attacks on political alignment and an 1634 parliamentary case
A reader questions shifting loyalties amid controversial maps of France and England, debating promises with France and the efficacy of alliances. A printer is asked to publish a translation of a blunt Latin critique and a discussion of Henry Hobart and the Attorney General’s seats in Parliament.
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Sam
Commons
Henry Hobart
Roger Owen
Richard III
Thomas Moore
John Saville
Alts: Pareliament, Remain In the Hourah
England described to the Earl Temple with pastoral imagery
The poem depicts England as lush and fruitful with floral plains and singing birds, contrasting with famine prophecy and a critique of economic policy. It ends with a request for public opinion on coals duties and London taxation, recalling grievances about duty collection and transport charges near Gravesend and Rochester.
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England
Earl Temple
Flora
Thessaly
Phoebris
Leives
Silvan
Temple
London
Port Str
Rhames
Gravesend
Newcastle
Rochester Custom-House
Tam
Alderman Jaufsen Declared Elected at Guildhall
London reports Alderman Jaufsen elected after a ceremony at Guildhall attended by many in uniform. He thanked the livery for their choice, promising to fulfill duties to the utmost, as the crowd applauded in approval.
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London
Jaufsen
Guildhall
Address of thanks to the citizens of London
A long letter seeks support to become Chamberlain of London, explaining delays due to distance and self doubt, then gratitude for being elected and pledging honorable conduct. The page also reports on ship arrivals, trades, and civic notices, including new Lord Mayor Henry Raper and various deaths and performances.
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Thomas Harrison
Sabo
Steph
Theod
Janssen
Duke of Kingston
Aix-la-Chapelle
France
Holland
Germany
Cleves
Prussia
Kiel
Holstein
Petersburgh
London
Westminster
Revenue of Excise
Ratifven
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