Record of late 18th century political arguments and letters
A compilation of political essays and correspondence discussing parliamentary rights, William the Conqueror’s laws, colonial policy on America, religious toleration, and public notices. It includes critiques of political figures, prosaic verse, epitaphs, and societal reflections on national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Renner
London
William
Edblaenits
Bas U Fe
Eas
William ‘the Conqueror
Edward the Confessor
Akes
Peete
Hable
Chronicle Notes on Britons and Free Government
Literary Chronicle Sept 4 comments on politics and liberty. It argues party and faction drive public freedom, while unanimity dulls struggle and risks becoming patient, burdened slaves under distant rulers. It reflects concern Spain and France influence, and questions popular rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beroun
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Roe
Great Britain
America
Ohio
Canndy Fame
Providence
Mississippi
Ware
James Wotre
Britaing
Reifed
Quebec
the Public Ledger
Jones
Parliament-street
Clarges-street
Lucy Cooper
Poll Kennedy
W——s
Cornelys
S &Es
Bridges-street
Clare’court
Eisners
Vera Gapiks
Beneft
Morning Chronicle
Smithfield
Waili
St. James’s Chronicle
England
Ime
Duchess of Cumberland
Waldegrave
Gloucester
Germany
The
General Evening Post
Hoffins
London Chronicle
Chronicle
Gazetteer