Fragment from Cambridge Nov 2 1761 about Pitt and faction
Content discusses the resignation of Mr. Pitt and the revival of party spirit. It reflects on harmony disrupted by Whig and Tory labels, notes on public order, and letters from Amicus and Jocosus about social issues, crime, and morality with criticism of current governance.
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Pitt
Mr. Pitt
Lepeseh
Geel i. Weis
Guildhall
Ledger
Honeselow
Madam
Trug Amaxonias Galt
Gary
Gough-quare
Sc. Jocosus
Amicus
Ais
Cahndt
Parnassus
Erie
Bas
F Cunningham
Gore Jottice
War dispatches from Vienna to Dresden and Silesia updates
Yesterday arrived two mails from Holland reporting Austro Prussian positions near Silesia and Rothhaus with Prussian reinforcement of Neifty. Swedish moves fade as Col Belling restores Stettin links. Berlin reports Berlin defense at Colberg remains stubborn amid Russian bombardment. Polish and Saxon deployments shift as Mecklenburgh siege accelerates.
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Holland
Vienna
Silesia
S Rehlen
Rothhaus
Neifty
Saxsong Imaest
Austriatt Corps
Laicy
Marshal Daan
Prince Henry
Seydnitz
Empire
Torgau
Wittemberg
Peena
Belling
Anclam
Stotterheim
Saxony
Mecklenburgh
Culberg
Stettin
Piaren
Berlin
Colbero
Prince of
Wirtemberg
Platen
Golnow
Berz
Coberg
Courbieres
Strehlen
Pomerania
Dalfo
Glo‘rau
Ohler
Hanover
Wezer
Gattingen
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