In 1761 Pledge to Free the Nation with Halters
A fragmented pamphlet extracts satire on modern wit and commerce, urging schemes to employ idle Britons by making halters, with figures claiming enormous national profit. The piece references the Foundling Hospital and slave trade, then pivots to a political appeal by a candidate for the City liverymen, praising Gratiano and urging support for public welfare and city rights.
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Foundling Hospital
Fleet-street
Strand
J. Maffey
Westminster
Three Kingdoms
Great Britain
Cven
Basinghall-street
Fludyer
City of
London
FELE
Budge
Richard
Glyn
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Gratiano
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Raglan
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General EleGiddy
St. Peter's Hill
Robert Ladbroks
Gracciano
Mathews
Qyatis
Mathews Kimselr
Swift
Dowacohe
Newark
Piéfey
Jason
Bradfifaw
Sarah
Dixon
Ee Lyon
Plymouth
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LOND
Spain
Phoenix
Cummins
Capemount
Africa
Barkman
Gottenburgh
Marstrand
Genea
Hooper
South Carolina
Duke de Grammont
Vigo
Dagiuatas
William
Tor
L.O
Sees Tal
Xuui-Auort
Aldersgate-street
Himble
Thomas Marley
Baer Retiro
Jatiuaro
Gartagena
Gallicia
Trigoni
Tlante Bufamante
Agulfon Rs Tram Fante
Campide Soberano
Pottigo Tii
Ferrible
Gene Septatrion
Ribind
Zapiain
Justinians
Hospital
Tigre
Philipe Hettoray
Berrol
Principe
SiGorio
Ryente
Gafion
Gallardo
Gaffanesa Monica
Ero FO Laftarria
Rubalcaba
Guirior ‘Magnanimo
Guterrez Brillante
Clarebout
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