Tyrrell on Tythe Oppression and Liberty in England
A London Evening Post letter argues against tythe laws as oppressing farmers and favoring clergy. It cites Selden and Edward VI, compares taxes on merchants and landholders, and urges repeal for liberty and fair policy. Notes reports on Portsmouth, stock prices, and local events.
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Legistare
Abel Drugger
Sicha
Abel
Selden
Edward the First
Edward the Sixth
London
Young
Billie
Rye
Agricola
Gray
Campden
Voltaire
Madder
Great Britain
England
Tythes
Nantz
Elizabeth
Austin
Christ
Antoninus
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Rusia
France
Italy
Georgicus
Britain
Portsmouth
Spain
Cadiz
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
R. H
Duke of Cumberland
Cumberland-house
Victualling Office
Henry Mailman
Monay
Commons
Committee of Rs
George Prescott
Milburn Port
Combe, Esq
Portmouth
Ebenezer
Peterson
Aranadel
Nelly
Duck
Sunderland
Nancy
More
Plymouth
Charlotte
Batchelor
Ann
Betty
Spershott
Bartlett
Sutherland
Deptford
Jackson
Hamburgh
Mary
Sparks
Old Bailey
King’s Bench
Newgate
Lnd Gate-Hill
St. Stephen
Wallbrook
Taylor
Westminster Abbey
St. Botolph
Aldersgate
Mrs. Smart
Smart
Red-lion-street
Guys
Albemarle
Treet
Charles Stoppelaer
Michael Stoppebery
Covent-garden Theatre
Nottingham
James Sloss
Castle-gate
Kensington
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The
London Evening Post
Postscript
Scotland
Morrow
America
Salisbury
Sole and Co
Peacock
Bedford-street
Maiden-lane
N. B
Thomas Nath
Coventry Cross