Corruption and National Courage in Wartime Debate
A fervent address argues that Britain’s decline in honor and victory stems from corruption, luxury, and impiety. It urges swift moral reform, shorter parliaments, and firm action against rot to revive bravery, sustain the war effort, and achieve a just peace. The piece links public virtue to military success and laments past expeditions as warnings.
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