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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 30, 1774
Page
4
A dramatic verse piece from a London Evening Post style column features the specters of King William II and General Wolfe upbraiding PMs and courtiers over the Quebec affair. The ghosts denounce treachery, mock Parliament privilege, and threaten public fate with pointed jests and threats.
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post disputes a published list of members who voted against the Quebec bill. It asserts the minority is misrepresented and defends the named Sir as not opposing Popery, Slavery, or Wooden Shoes, claiming the public has been misinformed.
To Mr William Jackson the writer denounces insults and envenomed malice in articles described as pity for Dr Dodd. The passage argues that the phrase I scorn to infalt I mean only to pity reveals the petty mindset behind the criticism and condemns the hurtful tone.
A hostile correspondence condemns Dr. Dodd for imprudence and questions a critic named Jackson. The writer accuses the addressee of malice, envy, and misused talent, urging restraint and truth while defending public figures against unwarranted attacks. Dated Wednesday, June 29.
Contained in this letter are assertions that Catholics may seek Parliament since government favors Papists in colonies, despite a law against Papists in Parliament. It covers church politics, royal dispensation, and a plan for new candidates in Newcastle and Kent elections, plus social commentary on religious and political maneuvering and local civic actions.
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