Long letter on East India Company and capital punishment debated
A dense, era-laden item reviews letters and editorials critiquing the East India Company's Crown dealings, tea tax revenues, and proposed mercy limits. It quotes Public Advertiser, Public Ledger, and Morning Chronicle opinions, including Mercy’s stance on executions and law reform, plus further letters on mood in Parliament and colonial ventures.
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Ftegk
Pacificus
House of Commons
Bolnly
East-India Company
Hhasty Strates
Sakak
Charles Pinker
Reynolds
Stephens
Pinker
Stephen
The
Morning Chronicle
Dentatus
Captain Jones
Jones
Dempsey
England
Madam Connelly
Struensee
Noréau
Germany
Forte
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
East County
Turkey
North America
West-Indies
East-Indies
Hambro
M. C
Council
America
Lords of the Treasury
Board of Trade
Fzirsh Council
Viscount Falmouth
Lord Hillsborough
Lord North
Rigby
Hector Monro
East Indies
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Literary Chronicle
Aygo
the Gazetteer
Mr. J
Finnixs
the Public Ledger
St. James’s
Punch
London
Bradford
Max
Goddard
County of
Wilts
Wiltshire
Moore
St. James’s Chronicle
Loles
Feus Christ
Whitehall Evening-Post
Implicity
Aspeé
Mory
Boffuet
Fletcher
Marcaron
Neuéville
Wonden Chronicle
Turneps
Mosés
Mr. Locke
Helvetius
France
Aristotle
In the
Public Advertiser
Public Ledger