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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 01, 1763
Page
4
A fragmentary note expresses relief at a peace with Native peoples and praises its benefits, urging gratitude for the promised stability. The writer signs as Mercator and addresses an unnamed Sir, referencing ongoing discussions about the Fur trade and frontier relations.
A short item notes Dem Morsitus, Jack Brier, A Polical Trifle, Puscicus, Atrours and several others receiving favours, inferred as opportunity coeurs in a sparse political reference.
A Bodmin public meeting dated August 2 1763 sends thanks to county leaders for opposing a new Parliament duty on cider and perry. The letter urges early attendance in the next session to repeal the law, signed by John Harrison High Sheriff and James Buller with declarations of duty to the constitution and county.
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