Literary Independent Gentlemen Society Formation
A fragmentary notice describes a Society of Literary Independent Gentlemen pledging to resist partiality and politics in service of truth and the public, seeking contributions without party prejudice, and promising impartial motives. The text mentions dedication to country, truth, and a rigid attachment to principle.
Letter on India stock plans and British politics in August
A long fragment from Literary Chronicle discusses opposition to sending India Supervisors, proposing replacing disobedient officers instead. It notes Burke in St James's Street, Lord Dartmouth, and Lord Hillsborough’s resignation, with reflections on American trade, political factions, and public opinion. The piece weaves letters, satire, and commentary on governance, empire, and reform.
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Aya
William
Spain
Burke
St. James’s Street
Tom Walpole
Ohio
Shelburne
Dowderwell
el Con
Lord Dartmouth
Lord Rockingham
Duke of Richmond
Dartmouth
Lord Chatham
Regulus
Wilkes
Churchill
Scotland
Bere
Atticus
Gilbert Elliot
America
Lord Hillborough
Lord Hillsborough
Nius
Atlantic
Bernard
Hutchinson
Great Britain
Lord Hillsorough
S. O
London
Roscius
Veritas
India House
Bengal
India
Asia
Europe
Leadenhall Street
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Lord Noth
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Afa
St. James's Chronicle
Whitehall Evening-Post
Bismap
Oxford
Evening-Post
Lorenzo
Shylock
Merchant of Venice
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