To the VIS SIR and the Public Learner
A long letter dated April 26, 4766 by OLIVER GREY defends servants amid satirical debates in a gay female circle. He argues for humane treatment, critiques excessive gender politics, and promises further continuation on the topic while outlining his identity as an elderly servant backed by a patron.
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Riters
Chagrine
de Frife
Ferdinand
Ireland
Chem
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Falmouth
Salter
Milford
Dart
John
Elizabeth
William
Mary
Exon
Britannia
Barreteter
Leiden
Thomas Grabb
Tenby
Blackwell
Virginia
London
Pembroke
Phompida
Sa Carolina
Ditto
G Bethia
Sloper
Bristol
Hamburgh
Jason
Plymouth
Ae Poole
Watson
Providence
Caffap
Sunderland
Brilliasé
Eeicy
Foster
Neptune
Purling
East-Endies
Man of War
India
Brilliant
fEolus
Southampton
Christiana
Bell
Newcastle
Woods
Holliday
Whisehaven
Adel Cowes
Go Theath
Spitheare
Jonee
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Canpbip, Esq
Yong
Oliver Grey
Pubric Leccer
High Life
Ander
Scotland
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