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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 27, 1777
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a park event and related arrangements. Readable bits mention a venue and participants, but details and names are unclear. The fragment suggests scheduling or placement in a local area, awaiting clarification.
A fragmentary critique discusses John Locke and the Dean's use of natural rights to oppose slavery. It probes Locke’s principles, taxation consent, and the right of conquest while noting the Dean’s alleged misrepresentations and broader defense of liberty. The writer predicts continued debate and references Price and Bristley as contemporaries.
An extract from Capper Danby's letter dated August 18 details distrust of France and a claim that a frigate lies enshore to survey vessels passing out of the harbor under English colors. It mentions Lord Beadfordone’s received dispatch, Burgoyne near Saratoga, and cautions on French treachery amid naval actions and insurance costs.
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