Title accommodations and titles for credit
A letter expresses reliance on suitable accommodations and a place for the present until a better option is found. The writer doubts the value of accepting titles, noting they have become cheap in recent years, and asks Nort Briton to consider the matter for his credit.
The Prince and His Favourites In Monitors 1762
A polemical piece reflects on the dangers of court favourites guiding a realm, citing Epwarp the Turp and Epwarp the Second as warnings. It argues that confidence in a minister or mistress can ruin a country, urging virtuous restraint and loyal counsel.
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France
Poland
Epwarp