Complaint by a Briton over Scotch land grab in Ringwood
A 1780 letter from Ringwood Hampshire laments Scottish intrusion into local waters and pasture. The writer, an “Ardent Briton,” claims Mr Drum miond has seized adjacent manors streams and grazing, forbidding English fishing and grazing, and asserts Scots aim to dominate local affairs and economy.
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Letter to the Printer on Monthly Reviewers Attack
A London 1780 letter defends Dr. Smith against a hostile critique by the Monthly Reviewers. The writer argues the reviewers attack from bias against materialism and atheism, questions personal enmity, and urges that religion and science can coexist. The piece cites Dr Prickley and Dr Smith, notes their theories on animal life, and ends with a religious affirmation and a reference to Gezecteers for more.
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Chambers
Mathematical Society 2
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Materialits
Priéliluy
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Chambers’s Manly Defence of Philosophical Jagpiries
A terse polemic defending the author’s principles against Monthly Reviewers who mock or misinterpret the Philosophical Jagpiries. The piece argues for a robust, disciplined stance amid hostile critique and defends intellectual rigor.
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Remedy for dysentery at Chatham during Londonderry siege
AMICUS proposes a simple home remedy for dysentery used by soldiers at Chatham. The method uses churned milk products, clarified fat, and melted tallow with sour oatmeal to purge the disease, claimed to halt spread after distribution among regiments. The letter asserts the remedy saved lives and outperformed surgeons’ chests, urging publication.
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Londonderry
Amicus
State of finances and political intrigue from the era
The piece rails at government borrowing and stock manipulation, condemning ministers and the East India Company for impending national debt. It critiques Lord North and Cornwallis policies, laments stock volatility, notes potential peace talks with Spain as political theater, and lists naval arrivals and local obituaries amid a turbulent economic climate. It also mentions a state lottery promotion and public notices.
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