Vision of Liberty and Grievances in an Early Parliament
Fragmentary text shows a speaker lamenting illegal judgments and impositions on Scots born after James's accession. A demand for redress through a select committee to petition the King for relief from oppressive laws and the loss of liberty is expressed. The passage hints at parliamentary strife and fears of tyranny amid political unrest.
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Duke
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Prince Ernest of Mecklenburgh
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Dutchess of Buccleugh
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Scotland
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Fragmented 18th Century Memoir Fragments and Court Notices
A long OCR fragment contains reflections on virtue and hypocrisy, recalling Pharamond of France and political advice on governance. It also reports local coroner actions, a murder inquiry in a coastal town, and notices about aristocratic travel and petitions in London.
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