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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

26 Nov 1763

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 26, 1763

Page

4

Satirical tale of noble folly and political critique in 18th century England

The piece mocks fashion, excess, and corruption among the nobility and gentry, with a mock letter from "Puiro-Patriz" condemning lavish tastes. It weaves humor about Parliament, debt, and public morals, urging reform and virtue while lampooning contemporary figures and customs.

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Contrast and Satire in The Beggar's Opera Era

A dense satirical fragment criticizes political writing and press freedom, referencing Jemmy Twitcher and the BR- -k Club. It mocks public figures, denounces tyranny, and vows defiance through mock challenges and a call for English liberty. The narrator fears prosecution for dissent and portrays a culture of political brinkmanship.

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Jemmy Twitcher Prac Hydepth Bagshot Buckhorse Fray Licole Pious Society of Gentleen and Christians K Club Yando Y Scot Wisches Toal Mlice Sidney Raffel Hamden Cawn Co Jess Smiecard Will Co. N.B Stotes End
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