Liberty and Self Determination Debate in The Visitor
The Visitor letter discusses human liberty as a power of self determination. It argues fate and predestination undermine religion and virtue. The author cites consciousness of liberty, moral agency, and references to scripture and church fathers for future elaboration. A second note critiques Prussian policy and royal marriage politics through a letter by Robus.
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Forte
C Celen
Odher
Liberty
Tam
Prussia
Germany
Bedlam
Door ‘Monro
Denmark
Syet
Ae Ipoint
Holland
Beeflan
Prussin
Serine
The Bee Sparrow and Ant Aesop Poem Tale
An aged poet narrates a fabled dialogue among a sparrow ant and bee, recounting bee industry and ant mischief. The verse laments human folly, praises diligence, and urges industry, with an opening note by Dr. Cotton of Albans addressed to his daughters.
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Wat Aay Cotton
Albans
Phaeby
Kit Citthn
Stanty
Shratford
Buckinghamsfoire
Beatie
Ong
Controversy over German War Piece Critiqued by Local Writer
A letter to the printer challenges a prominent author known for the German war analysis. The writer decries perceived sophistry and calls for exposing the French ally stance and alleged manipulations behind recent revisions. The piece hints at scarce funding, disputed materials, and rework after October 25.
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Thott Cohen
France
Profiay
Conti conneBons
Pete
Eipas Néilt
Bourtiers
Otteber
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Pullantarorey Cawnoip, Esq
Soall
Wathatch
J. Hever
Pusric Lepeper