Scrutiny and muttered politics fill London fascicles
Literary Chronicle coverage depicts Common Council informants, Wilkes and Townsend, debates over a Lord Mayor election, suspicions of poll results, and sharp satirical stances on sheriffs, presses, and public order. The piece threads through parliamentary letters, moralizing essays, and notices about public figures, all framed in a period voice.
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Richard
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Buck
Durham
Apollo
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C——s Fs
H—t—Ill
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Conway
H—t—il
Bu’nes
Haile-End
H—t—ll
Fic
Charles Frederic
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