London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

The Case Against Tythe Injustice in English Farming

Sam, Not a Lover of Priests, but a hearty Reverend er of all virtuous, well meaning Clergymen, argues that tythe burdens crush farmers. He condemns clergy through polemical satire, asserting tythe taxes distort justice and threaten national prosperity. He cites farmer rent, produce, and misery, warning of rising prices and rural decline.