Wevastarion and the Massacre Debate on Native Lands
A long passage laments colonial violence and calls out invading colonists for carnage and expropriation of native land. The author questions the legitimacy of punishment and criticizes ministers, judges, and patrons for neglecting humanity while colonial abuses are carried out. The text also lists various Irish appointments and salaries as part of a broader political critique.
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Peties
Parra
Jesf
Taft
Fhomat
Br Bartholomew
Europe
Eny
Tragic family tale and royal misfortune across Norwich and London
A fragmentary account details a child found lifeless in a rivulet near a plantation and other lurid events in Norwich and London. It references a nursery tragedy at Cox’s house, a theft on Blackheath, and a later case involving a court battle over anonymous newspaper paragraphs and public tumult at Guildhall. It also notes revolting conditions at Newgate and inquiries into gaol distemper.
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Olivers
Newspapersy
Walkes
Woodfail
Wilkes
Woodfall
Oliver
Guildhall
Lewes
Saxby
Altho
Mr. Lew
Sheriff Lewes
Newgate
Felling
Guartern
East
India
Company
Johnson
Antigua
Lear
Bowle
Major Doughis
Stijehn’s
Ava’ Ibloien
Olney
Sheri Lewy
Aldesman Plomer
Mir
Aterman
Mr. Akerman
London
Burr
Red Room
Richard Olney
Fleet-market
London Gazette Plague Rumors Denied and News Roundup
From the London Gazette Novem ber 16 reports deny the Lewis island plague claims and dismiss infection rumors from Dantzick. Hurricanes damage in the Leeward Islands, with Jamaica and Antigua suffering less. Paris jester exposes ministry plots, naval appointments planned, and Lord Mansfield reshapes court routine. Archibald Keppled ill in Berkley Square. Countess of Huntingdon preaches farewell in Tower Hill. Windsor floods hinder river traffic.
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Ste Jannes
Scotland
Lewis
Dantzick
St. Farness
Leeward Islands
St. Domingo
Antigua
Jamaica
Oln
Paris
Lord Mansfield
Bar
King’s ‘Heach
Lord North
Asylum
Lord Litchfield
Adshiral
Berkley Square
Briday
Countess of Huntingdon
Tower-hill
Piercy
Georgia
Windsor
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Ake
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St. Peter of Mancrost
Norvwich
Samuel Frémocle the Younger
Norwichs
Prne
Bristol
Gravesend
iPhursday
Dubois
Thomas Offling
Woodward
Marquis of
Rockingham
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Ste'Pulchersgate
Lancashire
Zara
Drury-lane
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Garrick
King’s Theatre
Haymarket
Vento
Signora Girelli
Bierville
Slingsby
Hobart
Country News
West-Indies
Holland
Flora
Downs
Thomas Rdwe
Janes Daniel
Portsmouth
Southampton
George Inn
High-Street
Cattorney
William Auentius Bettesworth
Portsmouth Common
William Knight
Arthur Miller
Goldsooith
Juondon
Clark
White-horst-court
Southwark
John Coote
Pater-nofter-row
Atcorney
Filis
Freeman’s Court
William Galliers
Reet
Thomas Creighton
Leadenhall-fi
ACE
Thomas Atkins
Warwick
Swan Tao
John Cocktoh
Princes
Moorfield Fax
Seta
William Ward
Bridge-street
Westminster
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Fadlex
Liondon
Nicholas’ Davis
Reading
Berkshire
Finnenzéraper
Etron
Joseph Withers
Romsey
Voinibere
Fep
Henry
Okenhdufeeyard
Nerser
Ehe
Dex
Eee Guildhall
Samuel ‘Tongue
Carpenters Buildings
Lonters ’ Wall
Edward Beazley
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Barmond
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