Patriot Lord Temple and a minister's true service in danger
A late letter defends Lord Temple against insinuations that he cannot serve his country in the House of Lords. It asserts his unwearied integrity and previous ministry success, arguing that his forthcoming title does not alter his patriotism or actions.
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Letter defending reputation over false reports 1766
A July 27 1766 letter from P Antrobus at Great Budworth defends a claimant against malicious gossip about a mysterious woman from Scotland who left London quickly after an impresario's involvement. The writer asserts truth over slander, urges public exposure of the importress, and condemns envious individuals.
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