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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 10, 1776
Page
4
Woodie Printer of the London Evening Post argues Americans can craft the best code of laws and attain happiness under a new government. He warns England against tyranny by law and laments modern licentiousness, expressing hope for liberty though fearing a deliverer may come too late. Sydney.
An old man named Nicodemus Scrape writes in the London Evening Post about a dire situation caused by his own imprudence. He appeals to readers for ideas or solutions to restore his long lost peace of mind.
A lifelong landholder recounts a tale of lineage held farmed through generations, generosity to two former farm workers who built a small estate, then rose to wealth. A meddlesome neighbor taints trust, arguing the squire should divide gains and remind him of past favors.
A narrator recalls a fractured relationship with a Squire over demanding compensation Amid hostility the speaker damages the neighbor’s property and harms his crops while admitting personal ruin He muses on gratitude rights and a parallel to American subjugation and asks for guidance from a council board to tax and control the neighbor.
London Evening Post remarks on the death of Benjamin Burneney a Bread-fired Ward Common Councilman praising his public service and integrity. It extols his zealous pursuit of freedom and the public good noting his private life avoided enemies and that he died lamented.
Fragmentary note reports underwritten lines found in a Drury Lane theatre box. It mentions Wednesday night at eleven, a Regal audience and pantomimes with Kings fit at pantomimes while subjects bleed. G. S.
The writer questions inflated claims in the Gazette Extraordinary praising a recent victory. They compare the war effort with past sagas of resilience and warn that taking New York may not end the conflict, citing continued provincial resistance, losses, and strategic uncertainty amid ongoing hostilities and Canadianfront reports.
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