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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 08, 1777

Page

4

Bechet Sunderland and Locke in a Turbulent Era

Fragment from a 17th century debate condemning oppressive government and linking Mr. Locke to Shaftesbury era politics. The piece rails against tyrannical power, praises Locke as cautious and peaceable, and recalls destruction of state papers to protect the family.

Bechet Sunderland Peiuce Charles the Second Shifter Bury Ruth Hanie Schaman Oxford Locke Charles Stuart Earl of Shaftesbury First Earl of Jefferies Car. Yveridicus

Pearl Dentifrice Promotion by Dentist Hemet in London

A. OB HEMET DENTIST promotes ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE to the public. Claims include superior efficacy for TEETH and GUMS, preserving enamel, whitening, preventing decay, and fresh breath. Available by appointment and at shops in Cockfout-street Haymarket and London retailers priced seasonal.

A. OB Hemet Amelia Hemet W Bayley Cockfout-street Sthe-Bopore Haymarket

Proclamation by Burgoyne Reported With Harsh Critique

A dated August proclamation from Burgoyne claims concerted action by British forces to subdue America, including Indian troops. The piece mocks his march from Ticonderoga to Saratoga, noting slow progress and attributing failures to ministerial bluster. It contrasts Burgoyne’s claims with Arnold’s effective New England campaign and forecasts British setback.

Suruizere Burgoyne Ticonderoga Saratoga Julius‘Czerar Maclean Quebec Germain Arnold New England

Public concerns over forged victories and war propaganda

London wires detail how fake reports of Burgoyne and Howe victories invaded discourse from the New York Gazette and London Gazette. The piece condemns the fabrication as government sanctioned and warns readers of the ruinous war and public credit gambles. It recounts battles near Still Water and Oswego with exaggerated claims, notes conspiracies among ministers, and lampoons manipulated press, creating a chilling view of misinformation during the war.

New York Gazette Arnold Still Water London Gazette Howe Burgoyne America Ghiistmias Aberdiene Cafiada Tay Geltally

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