Entangled Powers and Public Distress Across Nations
A fragmentary London-Washington style political outcry condemns imperial ambition and the breach of peace at Vienna, paired with local moral reform outrages. It recounts Leadhills residents denouncing Malt Distilleries for famine and vice, urging abstention, and reports on military mobilizations, charitable collections, appointments, marriages, deaths, a Count de St Germain arrest, and violent incidents near Windsor and St George's Fields.
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Vienna
Cesar
Pompey
Foot
The
Nore
Phenix Man of War
Bethell
Foot Guards
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Chatham
Sutherland
Cork
Quebeck
Kinsale
Screights
West- Indies
Treveles
Burfell
London
Yarmouth
Lisbon
Brest
Duc d’Ayen
Dunkirk
Phoenix
Mathews
Malaga
Unicorn
Dunn
Philadelphia
Barkin
Camper
Royal Navy
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dodwell
Salisbury
Merchant Taylors Hall
Canterbury
Wailes
Durham
Lincoln
Chester
Norwich
Peterborough
Litchfield
Coventry
Gloucester
Worcesster
Wentworth Odiam
House of Commons
William Pearson
Harrison
Godfrey Barwell
Pearson
Odiarn
Barwell
John Phillips
Walwens Castle
England
Windsor
Hounslow
Robinson
Duncomb
St. George’s Fields
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the Hague
Prince Ferdinand
Woolwich
Germany
Gravesend
SaLcop
Salop
Talbot
Earl Ferrers
Pamworth
Ugzil
Lamb’s Conduit Fields
T. Coelingwood
Clerkenwell
Ebenezer Coker
Thomas Hammond
Clerkenwell Close
St. James Clerkenwell
Middlesex
Goldsmiths
Ebenezr Coker
Hammond
Eben. Coker
William Downe
Benjamin Downe
Thomas Willsden
Ben. Downe
Wearhorny
Ashford
Kent
York
Robert Birch
William Carter
Barnes
Newcastle Srace
White Swan Inn
Holbourn Bridge
King’s Head Inn
News Cattle
Newcastle
Les
Bugden
Grantham
Bawtry
Thirsk
Northallerton
Smeaton
Darlington
Joan Barngs
William Cartery
Thomas Bonen
N.B
White Swan
Black Swan
Coney- Street
Guinea
America
Holland
Portugal
T. Becker
Tully
Surrey
Strand