Debates on Empire and Virtue in British Society
A fragmented letter parcel attacks corruption and the price of necessities in Britain. It laments reliance on foreign ministers, praises reform through a learned Society of Travellers and Virtuous youth, and condemns moneyed tyranny. It cites Jovian and Juvenal as critics and includes verses and rebus replies to a London Evening Post printer.
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Royal ‘Society
Britain
London Evening-Post
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Juvenal
London Evening Po
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London Evening- Port
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Underworth
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Mails from Holland and Flanders Bring Continental News
This day arrived the Mails from Holland and Flanders with updates from Peterborough and Warsaw. Empress stayed at Jaroslaw until the 24th of last month then attended Divine Service celebrated by the Archbishop. Her squadron weighed anchor at seven in the evening and reached Gorodio near the Convent church consecration, then moved to Kopytowo past Balachna to spend the night. The King visited the Palace of the Waywode of Wilda, and Count Potocky received the Diploma of Prince Primate. Delegates from the Confederacy and a Tartars’ envoy crossed fronts, with Mittau reports of the States’ extraordinary opening. Princess Augusta Wilhelmina died aged 69 in Bernburgh. Count Palatine Frederic, Duke of Deux-Ponts, fell gravely ill but improved slightly in Manheim. Jesuits arriving from Ferrol landed at Civita-Vecchia.
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Flanders
Peterbourgh
Jaroslaw
Gorodio
Fedorowskoi
Kopytow
Radom
Radzmil
Brzesc
Lithuania
Great Dutchy
Christianople
Bialystock
Count de Branicki
Mittau
Bernburgh
Augusta
Wilhelmina
Civita-Vecchia
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Ferrol
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Overseas Dispatches Hint Catholic Jesuits and Royals
From Civita Vecchia and Paris to London, dispatches report Jesuit movements across the Italian states, upcoming royal marriages, and Franco-Spanish diplomatic shifts. Paris discusses ecclesiastical resistance to the Bull, while London notes noble receptions and political reshuffles.
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