Poor remarks on politics and charity in a historic tract
A fragmentary historical note laments partisan divides and calls for humane policy. It critiques Whiggish factions, praises benevolent rulers, and condemns oppression while denouncing public figures for failed reform. The piece mingles reflections on liberty, gender roles, and the duties of citizens amid social distress.
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Eawas
Inp
Bern
Fpi
Mitty
Proposals to reform urban beggars and idle poor
A Morning Chronicle excerpt argues for enforcing Elizabethan and early Stuart laws to clear beggars from London streets. It urges parish workhouses and apprenticeships, with overseers and Justices of the Peace to compel employment, and threatens houses of correction for loafers, aiming to reduce crime and poverty through structured relief.
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Neta Iinet
England
House of Correction
Charles
Diplomatic dispatches and royal intrigues across Europe
Reports from Petersburg to Vienna describe the French envoy Durand presenting credentials to Empress Catherine and a push for a diet in Vienna Berlin and Petersbourg. Courts threaten action if peace talks stall while Warsaw braces for a crown relinquishment and a muttered credit to a king’s gravity amid mockery by peers.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Renmark
Sweden
Paris
Marseilles
Peta Fiurgh
Senemofty Regiment of Guards
Marshal Gallitzin
Viscount Stormont
Seydau
Upper
Lusatia
Asnes
Thoulouse
France
Poland
Warsaw
Felo
Hipcock
Wayer
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Public Advertiser
Farringdon
Bathurst
Eli
Charles *Maynard
Edvard Bathurst
Maynard
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Public Ledger
East India
Proisier
Asebe
Morning Chronicle
IM Ofterday
Healland
Flanders
Petersburg
London