Royal power and court favourites in public life
A reflective piece on government, monarchy, and the dangers of concentrating power in a prime minister. It contrasts integrity with wealth and favour, warns against absolutism, and cites historical examples such as Charlemagne and English kings to discuss virtue, authority, and public duty.
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Hydra monster poisons city letters warn public
A late 18th century letter compares a Hydra like monster to political factions Monitor Briton North Briton and Patriot head the piece laments public corruption and urges moderation loyalty justice and patience as a remedy. The author notes daily depredations and calls for a strong civic guard akin to Hercules.
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