Fragments on Liberty and Monopolies in 1765 London
A collection of letters and notices from the London Evening Post discuss parliamentary limits on royal power, the dangers of monied monopolies, and civic economy. Included are comments on debt relief, coinage hopes, public notices, and a suspicious snipe anecdote, with reports from London, Berlin, Minorca, and St. James's Palace.
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Courland
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Portugal
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Hague
States General
Minorca
Chum
St.Augustine
John Steward
New Orleans
Old France
Sweden
Hamburgh
Amterdam
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Stralsund
de Lindeman
Isle of Man
William Stukeley
St. George the Martyr
Queen Square
Royal and Antiquarian Societies
Paris
Petersburgh
Sion College
Sir Hans Sloane, Bart
British Museum
Queen-square
Durchess
Manchester
Constantinople
Jacobs
Brooker
Spain
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Stepney
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Sarah
Turrence
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France
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Carolina
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Turlingtoy
Hill
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Jackson Bookfellers
St. James’s Street
Ediburgh
Felf
Thoreon
Historical commodity prices and theater listings at Covent Garden
The fragment lists 1849 10,000 g3 corn and Indigo for Dur din, and Hull port references with Hamburg New Ann markets. It then shifts to Covent Garden and Drury Lane listings including The Capricious Lovers and related entertainments, plus scattered exchange and stock figures across European ports.
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