The Gentlemen's Letter on Trade and Policy Report
A broad, combative pamphlet collection discusses Dutch East India stock, French war plans, and parliamentary reform. It cites Amsterdam intelligence, critiques Cardinal Fleury’s peace policies, praises English stock advantage, and calls for immediate public publication of trustworthy news. It includes letters on legal evidence, church despotism, and merit orders for military service.
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Kies
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