Free Thinker and Its Perils in Liberal Literature
A fragmented critique of the Free Thinker concept and its misreading by readers, detailing authors like Ambrose Philips and Henry Stepeheus, with commentary on editors, printers, and the aim to reclaim the term’s original meaning. The piece notes publication by C. Corbi near St Dunstan’s Church and discusses the controversy around authorship and political satire.
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Drake
Sreéthors
Ireland
Wett
Ambrose Philips
Rygand
Henry Scepheéus
Malden
Gilbert Burners
Boniter
Welfred
Jeremy
Pubishaai
C. Corbi
Sr. Dunstan
Fleet-itecer
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