Fragmented London letters reveal trade, taxes and liberty debates
A collage of 1772 era extracts discusses bread imports, population estimates in London and surrounding areas, tax policies, and political critiques. It notes shifts in bread corn import reductions, contemplates fleet and tax implications on horses, and includes citizen pleas about public sacrifice, monopoly and parliamentary rights.
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