Fragmented Civil Patriotism and English Constitutional Change
The text argues that a genuine public spirit distinguishes true patriots from self seeking impostors. It traces England’s shift during James I’s accession, noting the rise of popular constraint on state measures, the decline of noble power, and the spread of political influence to the common people. It warns that trust must be earned by independence, fiscal restraint, and a clear concern for public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
James
Carcely
Kingdom
Tudor
Oria
Persori
Annals of
England
A. Wentworth
Ea Parker
A Pultney
State of European Powers and England's Dilemma
The article surveys the European balance of power, naming France Spain Portugal Prussia Denmark Hungary Sweden Turkey Italy Corsica Holland Russia Ireland America Scotland and England. It notes France and Spain aligning with certain states while England faces open rebellion and multiple challenges abroad and at home. It claims a published detail elsewhere corroborates these conditions.
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France
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
England
Prussia
Denmark
Sweden
Turkey
Italy
Corsica
India
Holland
Russa
Ireland
America
Scotland
Stmartfine
Dines
Germany
Upstart Printer Provokes England with Failing States
Fragmented OCR text depicts a satirical rant about the printer of Middlesex Foundry and the state of England. It cites the Chancellor’s sealed house and fears of French and Spanish armament, a fleet ready for sea, and discontent with public officials while demanding accountability for national decline.
Addressing Propriety of Public Behavior in Middlesex Journal
A satirical plea in 18th century tone condemns public nuisances and urges reform, urging women to curb indecorous street habits and encouraging responsible conduct. The letter questions the persistence of chairs and sticks as social signals while listing local notices and items for sale or pawn.
Trade offerings and dental preparations advertised in London
A jumble of late 18th or early 19th century ads tout medicines from William Hill of Ormskirk for public sale to nephews at five shillings and threepence a dose with directions. Jacob Hemet promotes Essence of Pearce and Pearl DentiFrice as superior for teeth and gums. listings name retailers in Cockspur Street Leadenhall Street Bath and Paris, with prices and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hill
Ormskirk
Lancashire
William, Hill
James Berry
Mount-Street
Berkley- Square
London
Jacob Hemet
Amelia
W . Bay
Cockspur
J. Piice
Leadenhall
Bresteand
Clei
Miss Purdie
J. le Bruns
Paris
Fragmentary Historical Notice on Publican Trade and Prints
Fragmentary OCR mentions a publican associated with trade and prints and a phrase OpORTET VIVERE. References whiskey shrub and Pyuffian rail water, obscured by garbled characters and punctuation.
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Oportet
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the Middlesex
Arnal
Eee Middlesex Fournady
Perax
Priniter
Prentier
Trea
Dillington
Téiloh
Cadiz
Alvchor
Middlesex Journal
peHlatio S
Lords of the Creation
Eneoden
Pallagaguey
Louis KV
Voltaire
Iitchell
Abov
Dover
Wrighit
Carnaby
Hig Warehouse
Bill's
Round-Court
Covent Garden
Mozell
Madeira
Jamaica
Ryan
Batavia
Holland- Geneva
Hyland
Geneva