Observations on Dutch politics and press freedom era
A letter discusses the states general choosing a solemn day of thanksgiving and fasting, noting Catholic and Protestant compliance, then shifts to treaty interpretation of 1667 regarding ships and prizes. It examines law, liberty of the press, and a case of prerogative power, with a critique of juries handling libel and government accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States General
Republic
United Provinces
OrHo
Charles the Second
States- General
Great Britain
Pyrates
France
England
Mead and Penn
Gracechurch-street
Butchel
Common Pleas
London
Buthel
Court of Commnion-Pleas
Préf&S
Anne
Prince George
Denmark
Admiralty
Graydon
West-Indies
Jamaica
Bashaw
Port News Snippet From February Winds At Sea
Port NE S Deal reports light winds and near calm as several outward-bound ships departed yesterday including Otter and South Sea Cattle Store hip for East India. Ships remain in the Downs under orders, with Duke of Richmond and others bound for East India while Antigua Planter and Britannia head for Jamaica and Nevis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
S. Deal
South Sea
Lord Mansfield
Macleod
East India
Downs
Duke of Richmond
Godfrey
Norfolk
Bonham
Antigua
Gladman
Jane Oe Nevis
Reichs
Nethers
Rey
Britannia
Scott
Jamaica
spe _ Alexander
Richards
New York
Diamond
Eintees- Anne
Herbert
Naslau
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