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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 15, 1769
Page
4
An 1769 letter from Philo Patrle at Temple urges Middlesex freeholders to defend liberties against an arbitrary faction. It calls for a conscientious discharge of duty as essential for redress and promises enduring renown for honest independent citizens.
A long 18th century sermon dedication discussing common safety as the foundation of society and individual rights, linked to the William Allen murder and intended as a remembrancer against political murder. It notes the sermon by John Free with publishers and locations in London and Somersetshire.
London and Middlesex readers are urged to rally behind the liberty cause. A verbose letter laments venality and corruption while calling for petitioning the throne and uniting with the bill of rights supporters. The piece catalogs noble visitors, society gatherings, and public rows, hinting at a broader political mobilization.
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