Press Cries for Liberty as Tax on the Press Debates
A polemical letter and notices debate taxation of the press and its impact on trade and liberties. Citizens urge Parliament to repeal the tax, defend press freedoms, and condemn restraints as harming literature and the poor. The document includes correspondences, ship news, prize lists, society notices, and obituaries from a period of wartime Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannicus
Apollo
Baltimore
Owen
Portsmouth
Halifax
Lord Loudon
New York
Admiral Holborne
Cape Breton
Louisbourg
Canada
Moncalm
Steinson
P.S
Beckington
Somerset
Samuel Yew
Westbury Leigh
Miss Yew
Gloucester
Raikes
Gloucester Journal
Portmouth
Hawke
Knowles
Broderick
St. Helen’s
Guernsey
Lonoy
Admiralty
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Downs
Brunswick
Heffe-Caffel
Duke of Cumberland
Ratisbon
Prussia
Francfort
Germany
Prince Edward
Elbe
Nore
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Willliam Pitt
Vigo
Gallicia
Muller
Cape Finisterre
Archdeacon
Jean de Luz
Denis
Viscount Bolingbroke
Diana Spencer
Duke of Marlborough
Epsom
Surrey
Joseph Firman
Sprinhall
Avuve Place
Fe’nnight
Dublin
Castlecomer
Lord Viscount Castlecomer
Ireland
John Chetwynd
William Chetwynd
Ely
Stafford
George Jackson
Fan-Court
Gracechurch-Street
Marriot
Christ Church
Newgate-Streer
St. Leonard
Foster Lane
Horse Guards
Hanks
Edward White
Bartholomew Close
William Roberts
Whitechapel
Lancaster
County of
Robert Slater
Whittingham
His Majesty’s Revenue of Excise
India
South Sea
Prem
General Committee
T. Collinewood
Sec
Bank of England
T. ColLinewoop
Edward Fell
Chippingworton
Oxford
Taylor
Charles Brown
Japan
Sv. Jon
Melcil
Bedfordshire
Port-Howes
Higham Ferry
Wellingborg
Northampton
Kettering
Oundle
Thrambston
Kim
St. Neots
Huntingdon
Cambridge
Bedford
Bigeleswade