Prolific essay on light, liberty, and trade critiques
A dense 18th century letter page discusses rights, taxation, and civil liberties, urging a Protestant state to avoid oppressive light restrictions and costly rents. It includes parliamentary commentary on Jamaica’s woes, tobacco bounties, import-export tensions, and public notices from various European postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wixxes
J. Pridden
Fleera Street
Dick Swift
Caracacura
Aix-la-Chapelle
Europe
Richard Rolt
Waller
Fleet Street
Holly Bigg
Wale
Clowes
William Luke Phillips
New Brentford
Pembroke College
Oxford
Carlon
Cooke
Shakespeare’s Head
Pacemoster Row
Camebridge
Comutry
Morocco
Turkey
Wilil
CATER
Red-Lion-Street
Holbourn
Adams
Pike
Crowder
J. Coote
King’s Arms
Great Briain
Ireland
Hill
Dr. Hill
Hoffman
Boernaayve
Shaw
Quincy
James
Also Mentioned on This Page
King of Kings
Buckingham
Lam
London Evening Post
MeRes
Grand Jury
Lyttleton
Jamaica
Hamburgh
W.M
Nottingham
London Evening
Otterp
Your’s, &c
Plain Truth
Belona
J. O
London
Hague
Prince Stadtholder of
Holland
Delft
Rotterdam
Dordrecht
Zealand
Hanover
Count de Marfey
Count de Tottleben
Frankfort
Bohemia
Blanquet
Luxemburgh
Paris
Prince of Conde
Chantilly
Brunswick
Mars
Genoa
Syracusa
Corsica
Republick
Marquis de Marbeuf
Middlesex
Madrass
Stevens
Amsterdam
Scienertosch
Spain
Portugal
Konigsberg
West Indies
Calais
Limerick
Quebec
Ostend
Bourdeaux
Archangel
Cambridge
Henry Norton
Sarfton
Deal
Catharine
Brown
Dublin
Spackman
Halse
James, Surman
Downs
Betsey
Williamson
Africa
Dalrymple, Jones
Senegal
S.S.E
India
South Sea
Cr. Bk Red
Consol
Bk An
Ditto
Roepe
I. H
Philip Haines
Hounslow
James Reade
Charwell Street
Moorfields
Lower Crosstreet
Haccon Garden
Belbourn
England
N. B
Hake
Revere Edwards
Robert Lowth
F.r.ss
London & Goering
A. Millar
Strand
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Horatii Fracci Epistole
Pifones
Ridge