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The text recalls debates on arbitrary royal power and divine justice, urging resistance to tyrannical rule. It critiques ancient kings and their subjects, highlighting biblical refusals of hereditary authority and the dangers of monarchy.
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Rome
Davidi
Nebat
Ahab
Naboth
Israel
Petition from the Freeholders of Surrey to the King
The postscript reports the Surrey freeholders presenting a petition to the King at St James's House. Sir Francis Vincent and colleagues, hindered by ailments, delivered the petition urging redress for grievances against pernicious ministers and threats to constitutional rights. The piece notes political tension, public meetings in Westminster, and mentions other London notices and local deaths.
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St. James’s
Surry
Peter King
Francis Vincent
Joseph Mawbey
Joseph Martin
Anthony Chapman
Joseph Clarke
Anthony Abdy
Fhatch
Favern
Bart
House of Brunswick
Firbjets
Middlesex
House of Commons
James
Bull Face
Bloompury Gang
Newa
England
India Committee
Heyder Aly
Eafk
Westminster
Beckford
Patriotick
Wiltshire
Lincoln
Lord
Holland
Stephen Fox
Efa
Salisbury
South Sea
Tate
Point
George Gallow
John Horne
New Brentford
Lord Mansfield
Wilmot
Horne
King’s Bench
Stratford
Roscius
Ludgate Hill
Mr. Dobney
Fleet-lane
Hearne
Leatherfeller
Rotherhithe
James Reyner
George the First
Fragmented colonial era notice with garbled addresses
A garbled page fragment discusses electors of Westminster, a question about English versus Scottish lineage, and references to Dr. Cook, patriotism, and various financial terms. The content is fragmented with many unreadable sections and stray tokens, but hints at a public notice or correspondence column with scattered monetary and banking terms.
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Westminster
Scotland
Cook
Sidney
Joab
Farquhary
Evhebius
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