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Christmas Mood and Political Change Across Nations
A reflective Christmas column surveys trade health and public relief, noting low prices for bread amid harvest gains, while detailing reshuffled British leadership, budget aims, and reforms. It compares French and Spanish shifts, predicts a milder imperial regime, and previews transatlantic Alabama claims tensions with America.
The Ministerial Re-elections and Conservative Stagnation
The new Administration’s ministers were re-elected without opposition except for those in Irish or Scotch seats. the Anne statute did not obstruct the process. The piece critiques this as a needless constitutional safeguard, offering no real light on future policy. It notes few steps taken since the new Prime Minister’s South West Lancashire pledge.
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