Common Laws and Swede affairs in Septembers Gazette
In the Gazetteer section a discussion on the origin of common law traces back to Alfred and Edgar, noting local and unwritten customs. It includes a critical advertisement and a long letter from Cato to the King of Sweden, urging constitutional rights, plus commentary on British politics, taxation, and public opinion, referencing Fordyce, Wilkes, and Wolfe.
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