Controversial London Letters on Virtue and Vice
A fiery letter to the London Evening Post denounces luxurious manners and sexual impropriety among the youth and calling for virtue. The author cites Joseph in Holy Writ as moral example, laments church decorum erosion, and urges restraint for both sexes amid urban temptations.
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Joseph
Philodemus
Baiseterre
Guadaloupe
Alexander Dury
Dover
English
Nick. Wingfield
Roebuck
Adam Hyde
Henrys
Hastings
Samson
Bayonne
Farmer
New York
England
Hawke
St. George
Johnson
Tucker
New- York
Mary
South Carolina
Cowes
Hamburgh
Yarmouth
France
Naples
Africa
Marseilles
Paul Pechell
Hurts Grenadier Guards
Flower Mocker
Ity
John Walsh
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
James Dalrymple
Cholmondeley
Regiment of Dragoons
Thomas Strong Hall
Henry Arthur Fellowes
Efy
Sir John Mordaunt
George Augustus Elliot
Henry Earl of Pembroke
Apollos Morris
7Th Regiment of Foot
Royal English Fuzileers
John Middleton
12Th Regiment of Foot
Robert Naier
Archibald Patoun
Francis Line
Effy
14Th Regiment of Foot
Earl of Effingham
William Ogle
Jolepn Widden
George Duke
Thomas Ralle
James Trotter
Geo. Larram
John Crosbie
38Th Regiment of Foot
James Lockhart Ross
Barr
Thomas Rundell
Col. Brudenell
Regiment of Foot
Alexander Gordon
62D Regiment of Foot
Col. Scrode
Francis Maude
71St
Winstanley
Downs
Jones
Sandiford
St. Margaret’s
Westminster
Samuel Shore
Broadfield
Yorkshire
Oftley
Joseph Offley
Norton Hall
Derbyshire
Highgate
Theuveis
Richard Chapman
Bishopsgate-street
Grantham
Lincolnshire
Newton
Humphrey Newton
Long Lane
Southwark
Richard Partridge
Ely
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Rhode Island
London Pridge
Hounsditch
Duke’s Place
Halley
Felow
Farringdon
Winour
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