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Pardon the' freeuom' Jews taxation debate in London Gazette
A London Gazette fragment quotes a correspondent arguing about taxes on Jews to ease prices and banishment fears. It cites Edward I's banishment, concerns over Jew usury, and calls for policy restraint amid broader debates on liberty and taxation in Britain. The piece also references political events in Stockholm, Warsaw, and London politics, including mayoral polling and civic appointments.
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