Empress visit uncovers hidden noble plight and relief
The Emperor and Grand Duke of Tuscany visit hospitals and discover a young woman prisoner of misfortune. She reveals abuse by Baron de B and asks mercy for her sons, requesting asylum in a convent. The Baron exiled. his wife imprisoned. estates forfeited for his children.
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Cradle Faults Shaped Pope's Body Says Contemporary
A late commentary argues Pope's small birth and a nurse’s faulty cradle caused a back deformity that marked the poet’s life. It contends the condition, though debated, may have steered his talents toward disciplined verse rather than indulgent pleasures.
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Anecdote of Mr. Pops and Mr Pope's Birth Opinion
The memoir notes that widespread belief held Mr Pope was born deformed, but a forthcoming anecdote from a gentleman challenges this long standing view. The piece signals a corrective tale about Pope's origins from a reliable source.
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Edin burgh council defies king and defends free magistrate election
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An Easy Remedy for the Head-ACH from Percival's Essays
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