Letter from Robert Morris on liberty and reform in 1770
Robert Morris writes to the Middlesex Society about the fight for representation, criticizing ministers and opponents of reform. He resigns as secretary, defends Wilkes, condemns corruption, and urges steadfast opposition while warning of political backlash. A second note targets Lieut. Col. Lurkett with personal denunciations and a medical postscript.
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Senate
Middlesex
Thorpa
Parlig
Wilkes
Robert ‘Morris
The Lady's Magazine Adopts New Fashion and Health Notes
Observations on a putrid sore throat and its treatment appear in a Middlesex Journal notice. The piece reviews symptoms such as deep ulcers, strong throat discharge, and delirium, and hints at preventive methods while promoting the latest ladies magazine with fashion plates, needlework patterns, and music.
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Aed
Middlesex Journal
Mincuss
J. Wheble
Mell
Fletcher and Houson
Cambridge
Etherington
York
Wilson
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Iuan
Haberdathers
Rheumiatism Sata box and matory Dilor verbiage
Europe observes a garbled note describing a Rheumiatism Sat a box and a Dilor device. The fragment suggests a medical or technical term list but lacks coherent context or clear entities.
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Urope
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Robert Morris
Seeats
the Middlesex: Journal
Col. Lurrrett
Hallings
Brentford
Hervey
Beaufort
Straud
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