Nature of government and social order in 18th century study
An extended discourse on how natural human desires for love, offspring, and virtuous action shape society and government. It traces the emergence of civil life, forms of rule from republican to despotic, and the roles of family authority and equity in private households. It also reflects on public notices and editorial letters about governance, commerce, and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
Charlotte
Britannia
George
Albion
Bank, &c
R. Withy
Cornhill
J. Fletcher and Co
St. Paul's Churchyard
Port Newos Deal
Wind
S. W
Downs
Newark
Thomas
Jane Virtualler
Catharina Andrawre
Perjury Cries and Royal Prose for Public Expenses
A letter to the Publick Lover urges harsher punishment for perjury and public expense for prosecutions to curb crimes. Included is a poetic Britannia tribute and a notice for Stomachic Lozenges sold in London with Royal Patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S &c
Aia
Mr. Bayley
Civet Cit
Suttuck Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pustic Levcer
Whitehall
Westminster Hall
Tier Temple
PRO Bono Publico
Echo
John.nix
Lawrence Lane
Cheapside
Speedwell
Hunter
Plymouth
Intent
Barker
Liverpoole
Gilbee
Kitty
Ann
Walter
Wickmore
Merrington
Belleisle
Biddeford
John Williams
Foip Thrashers
Danel Mefenger
Lieverpool
New York
Thrasher
Cadiz
Isle of May
Maryland
Martinico
Lewis Ivett
Messenger
Paliston
Martin
Ireland
Providence
Boston
Rhode Island
Meffenger
New- York
Price
England
Thompson
Spence
Portsmouth
Quebec
Lizard
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Bedford
Merifisid
Hazard
Royal Exchange
Ludgste- Street
Charing-Cro‘s. Cp
Pubric Lepcer
Aames
Neptune