Military defeat and spoil at camp and retreat to Benaras
The report describes a chaotic battle where a rear guard died and many wounded, with cannon captured and booty seized. Shuja Dowla fled northward, the king sailed to a river port, and Someroo and French deserters took separate routes. The main army moved toward Benaras and Major Munro threatened action if fugitives aren’t delivered.
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Brutus urges unity against encroaching excise laws
Postscript letter to the London Evening Post warns that new cider duties and expanded excise powers threaten private liberties. Brutus argues counties must unite with cyber counties to reclaim freedom, defend Mayflower Charter ideals, and prevent constitutional erosion through arbitrary state intrusion.
Farmer to Nephew in Essex Letter of Advice and Warnings
A June 24 1765 letter from a farmer in Essex to his nephew in London urges financial prudence. He commends managing two estates, advises borrowing against them if needed, and references trusted lenders nearby. The missive hints at past financial help and warns that the nephew may be out of money.
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