Antigallicus Blames France for Indian War and Debt
In a letter Antigallicus argues that power factions in power favor peace with France and engage in costly ploys to block British gains from French cessions. He asserts French influence drives Indian war and Dutch intrigues to weaken the kingdom while urging unity against perceived perfidy.
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The London Evening Post Letter and Fable Echo
A fragment from the London Evening Post includes a political appeal urging repeal of a grievous law, editorial fable reflections on taxation and the Scots English balance, plus miscellaneous notes from Amsterdam and York on war, piracy, riots, watchmen, and local crimes with brief reports of ships, trade, and casualties.
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