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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1747

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War and Morality in Times of Conflict Suppresses Peace

A lengthy essay argues that war corrupts rulers and fuels violence, urging just and necessary measures to spare people’s lives. It laments conquests and vanity, calls for restraint, and criticizes the conduct of Puysieux while urging plenipotentiaries to confess sins and seek genuine peace at Aix-la-Chapelle.

Aving Europe Aix-la-Chapelle Congress

Dutch Peaceful Shift At War's Command Revealed

From The Hague Nov 24 Jan Extratt reports that Duke of Cumberland will not lead the Allied Army next campaign. Prince Stadt holder to command next year. Dutch unease eases as the prince takes the helm. Spanish envoy carries Madrid dispatches noting Naples’ crown benefits from French proposals. Paris letters hint Versailles turmoil among royal princes and court officials.

Pep Fox Mirron Laleham Surrey Charles Philips Hatton Garden Miles Cook Arnold Prince of Wales Henry Delafont Harnborough Russia M. Schwartz Petersburgy Elbe Riga Holstein States-General France Dresden Mallain the Two Sicilies Count de Saxe Brussels Hague Schaffhausen Vintimiglia Jan Extratt Duke of Cumberland Republick Holland Prince Stadtholder Madrid Naples Paris Versailles

Fossilized Fish Backbone Discovered in Rainton Field

In York on November 24 a farmer digging for storage potatoes in Rainton township uncovered a gravel layer with a petrified fish backbone, a bundle of leaves turned to stone, and straw fragments fused by sand. The mass is described as heavy, nearly lead-like, with signs of ancient soil prior to a flood event.

Country News York Rainton

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