Thoughts on national debt and trade in Middlesex Journal
Remarks defend the idea that a large state debt has not ruined Holland or Britain, arguing debt of 150 million can be borne with growing foreign trade. It cites how increased riches may lift prices, lower port duties, and reduce foreign taxes, while warning against excessive taxation on manufactures. Contains extracts on political intrigue and a London society party anecdote.
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U.R. National
Holland
Europe
Count Romanzow
Russia
Oferoff
Larga
Ody
Danube
Jug
Falci
S Mall
Tagain
Pototski
Grenadiers
Post Office Seeks Preventive Mail Robbery Schemes
Sept 1 1770 notice from General Post Office warns of schemes to rob the mails. Any future projects directed at mail theft will be attended to, with rewards offered (twentyGuineas) to inventors whose plans are approved and carried out. Antre Todd, secretary, reports by command of the office.
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General-Post-Office
oTofiafis Cenegal
Antre Todd
Junius Letter Reprint From William Drape Publication
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a publication of Junius letters with references to Sir William and a printer named A. Fhomon. The text is garbled but shows an announced complete collection or reprint with publication details and date markers.
Fragmentary 18th Century Magazine Scan Mentioning Letters
Readable text references "PHE : TOWN: AG. MAGAZINE" from August 1770 and lists contributors Robinson and Roberts, nokter Row and W. Cooke. Mentions a letter to a daughter, a garden topic, and varied content including a cheshir quarrel fragment.
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William
Bedford
Baltae
Ger & Chiaragie
Robinson
Roberts
Nokter Row
W. Cooke
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