Fragmented 1760 essay on life miseries and public letters
The text presents Seneca like reflections on life’s miseries and irrational fear of the future, alongside a parable of a stag and fawn warning against dwelling on doom. It then shifts to a polemical note about letters to Great Men, Hanover, and political figures, with commentary on public discourse, national politics, and a proposed Wolfe statue in 1760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvicea
Ventorus
Siile
CarcaHa
Srac
Anther
Hanover
Prussia
England
Europe
Brandenburgh
Hesse, &c
States of Hanover
Britain
Great Britain
Germany
France
Austria
Russia
Sweden
Brunswick
Hesse
House of
Wolfe
Mai
Dax
Croll
Lees
Prussian Forces Withdraw From Dresden Front
News notes that Prussian troops have quitted their position near Dresden to move back toward the city. Six thousand men encamped since the 13th are expected to be reinforced. a camp near Frankenroda was marked out on the 16th as Allied forces prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollands
Leipfick
Tatelyn
Dresden
Eisenach
Frankenroda
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Seneca
Fay
Pan
Diana
Cerwlla
Pupuic Leccer
Lathé