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A letter combatting partisan critics of Prussia and a critique of ministries, contrasting Britain’s war aims with Germany. The text argues allied policy favored Britain and its ally, with remarks on the king of Prussia’s losses and British gains. Included are Swift aphorisms on wit and criticism, reflecting satirical jests and moral observations from Dean Swift.
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