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Newspaper
Monitor
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 07, 1756
Page
1
The issue presents Latin mottoes and numbering for a weekly publication. It includes the phrase Talis igitur vir civis opinione labi potest vo luntate a republica diffidere nullo pacto potest Circ Put decima tertia. The page appears to be a scholarly or political periodical from mid 18th century with Latin text and issue markers.
A speaker argues that true citizenship shows in moments of national distress. He recalls Rome under Ozfar and Caesar’s era, stressing public good over private interest and warning that absence of virtue makes one a traitor. The passage laments a nation bled but hopes for resolute leadership.
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