The Fund of London Ladies and Electoral Deliberations
A composite set of letters and notices through the Port Town era discuss electoral virtue, mayoral opinions, and social satire. Letters from Eyebright and Louisa Loverout plead for female civic engagement, while critics urge careful voter consideration and integrity before casting ballots.
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Betty
Turnagain
Eyebright
Fohn
Tate King- Volved
Crea
John
Od Renti
Corbet
England
Leo
Thas
Louisa Loverout
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