Despotism fears and London livery in perilous times
The piece argues Britain stands at risk from a despotism inside the metropolis. It cites dangers of corrupt administration, urges Londoners and Aldermen to oppose tyrannical power, and recalls Wilkes Townsend debates. It includes irony about a Guildhall scene and a humorous card mocking political rivals.
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