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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 02, 1776

Page

4

The American conquest fantasy and mercantile logic

In this letter from Feb 22 1776 a Sugar Colonist argues America does not seek independence now, fears violent estrangement from Britain, and warns that war harms both sides. He mocks demagoguery, then imagines a mercantile calculation of war costs including treasure, trade, navy, and famine risks while defending the empire’s dignity. The Viet-India Merchant adds tone.

America England Atlantic New Lloyd’s

Tax proposal on wooden faces satire prompts pension remark

A London Evening Post letter mocks wartime taxation and suggests absurd levies such as a per person tax to wear wooden faces, estimating it could raise about a million pounds annually. The author hints at a pension if approved, referencing Dr Johnson.

America Sweden Great Britain

N AN Of HER. A Scots tool and the worst of men

A fragmentary verse line contemplates a feared character. The speaker questions a Scotchmeane device and labels the man as mean or worse, implying suspicion and moral judgment within a terse dialogue. The text preserves period voice and terse rhetoric.

Stormy Sky Sings Like a Sailor Poet

A mock description mimics a storm's sublime roar with whirling winds and thunder. Bulky Boreas, Aquarius, and raging clouds spark vivid color imagery as hogs and men seek shelter from the tumultuous sky.

Boreas Aquarius

Philosophical Transactions 1775 Part II Notice

Publication notice for Philosophical Transactions volume LXV part two issued this day. price four shillings sixpence. printed for Lickyer Davis in Holbein by Royal Society printer. announces forthcoming work An Ace out of some German Volcanos with copper plates. connected to Sir William Hamilton observations on Italian volcanos.

Philosophical Transactions Lickyer Davis Holbein Royal S.citey A W. T Hamisen Old England Charles Buckineghimshire Kino Hilliard Leadenhall Market Whitechapel Yetterday Queenstreet Cheapside Samuel Abbot Navy Oukce Hayes Middletex Thomas Ludford Westminger Abbey Mr. Eastgate Strand Newcastle York Castle Joshua Horton Howroyde Robert Iredale Sowerby Halifax Woolcomber York Willoughby Raper Clough Swan James Calliwell Kedale

Cortes of Europe Echo and War Rumors From the Ports

Postscript letters from Feb 2 to March 4 report Prince Lobkowitz expected from Vienna to renew negotiations while Cronstadt arms galleys for sea. Genoa hosts Admiral Mann with Medway and other ships. Cadiz shows about thirty ships in harbor. Paris notes Europe’s one million nine hundred ten thousand soldiers and costs, with Duke de Chartres bound for Toulon and a squadron to cruise Atlantic. Court reports trials, tax chatter, crime, prices, and naval news in Portmouth and London.

Mediterranean Medway Cadiz Paris Icis Europe England Duke de Chartres Toulon Brest Cruize Portsmouth Yetterday Spithead Isisman Douglas Carrysfort Speedwell Shrewsbury Jones Lioness Larkin London Webb Downs Coast Bay Duke of Gratton Bull St. Helena Bencoolen Barbadoes Quebec Dominica Grenada Nevis Jamaica Ancona Teneriffe Africa Prince of Wales Court Dover Prince Masterano Dawson Seville Mitchell Albany Liverpool Cape Clear Ireland Cabbin Boy Martinico Guadaloupe Havannah Lord Mansfield Guildhall Thomas Church Richard Bell

Protest against British support for American war measures

London speech denounces the Confederation of Treaties proposal to station 17,000 foreign troops in America. The speaker laments the administration’s cruelty, tyranny, and Protestant bloodshed, warning of poverty, slavery, and conquest if opposition fails, and pledges continued support for ministerial despotism.

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Abhorrence of War Measures Against America

The speaker denounces the ongoing war as oppressive and declares readiness to sacrifice for liberty. He condemns Russian and German actions and warns against rulers subduing English freedom. He pledges opposition to policies harming commerce, constitutional spirit, and British honor and dignity.

House of Brunswick America

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