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The Rise and Limits of Roman Authority in Early England
A reflective piece on Roman governance influencing England, noting Eleutherius as Rome's bishop and the dangers of innovation to laws and parliaments. It urges maintaining royal prerogatives while wary of naval mismanagement and calls out Vice Admiral Graydon for failing to attack four French ships and pressing Jamaica merchants. It laments naval weakness and urges selecting loyal, wealth-free leaders to defend the realm.
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Encius
Eleutherius
Rome
England
Graydon
West-Indies
Jamaica
Jaid' Eland
Queens Service
West. Indies
Newfoundland
Madera’s
Placentia
Tour Majesty
House of Lords
House of Peers
Pell