Cautious commentary on trade and protestant Sweden policy
In the Literary Chronicle, September 10, cautious notes critique mercantile exchange rules, North American remittances, and the impact of colonial trade. A letter argues for stronger reform of policing and prison systems, urging a grand project to reform delinquency and public order.
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Spain
Portugal
Mediterranean
North America
Ornance, Navy
Victualling
London
Sweden
Great Britain
Sam Old
Charles the Twelfth
House of Hanover
Elder of
Hanover
James the Second
Orlando Furioso
Italy
Brunswick
Genoa
Baron Nolikens
Baltic
Duke of Gloucester
Prussia
Farewell Letter Skewers Jones and Public Debates in London
Sept 11 Literary Chronicle prints extracts from a farewell letter to Mr Jones. It mocks his public image and asks if he will tour and seek favors, while condemning dissolute manners that spur bankruptcies in London. The piece also cites Lord Mansfield’s nephew urging Londoners to support Wilkes for Lord Mayor, arguing he remains faithful to liberty despite attacks.
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Captain Jones
Mr. Jones
London
Lord Tilney
St. A
Brussels
Miss Temple
Henry
Capeais Jones
Fortain
Parliament-street
Timutt
Jones
Jacobus
Westminster
Vauxhall
Marybone
Litt
Bannitlus
Morning Chronicle
Newcagle
Lord Mansfield
Wilkes
Hind
Wikes
Treasury
L— M
Coy
Demaud
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