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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 23, 1762
Page
4
A lengthy colonial era letter promotes public funds to subsidize poultry and meat markets to lower costs and curb poverty. A subscription drive would back five to ten traders for three years, ensuring stable prices and broad economic benefit, with London as the market hub.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various ports and numbers, including Rotterdam Antwerp Paris and Bourdeaux, with quantities and fractions, but no complete context or prices. The text appears as a ledger-like schedule of goods or voyages with inconsistent abbreviations and missing details.
A reader roams through commentary on royal peace terms and public expectations. The piece critiques supposed preliminaries as likely unjust and argues for patience, with the hope of a favorable outcome or a Parliament ready to defend royal honor and public interests. It weaves in a fable about stock-jobbing dogs to mirror political illusions.
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