Charitable appeals and debt reforms in a letter to the nation
A long letter defends charitable aid tempered by prudence, arguing debt reform should aid the industrious while restraining fraudulent creditors. It recounts a widow’s hardship after her husband’s death, appeals for mercy post Parliament’s actions, and critiques Spanish demands in a broader political commentary.
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Spain
Peter Day
France
Mons
Buffy
Luggs
New‘sfoundland
Potosi
Salamanca
Bay of Honduras
Hopland
Mont. Buffy
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John Cox
Statford
Essex
High Road
Maryland Point
Capt. Laws
Kilney
Chitch
Earl Tilney
Cat Fogues
Spital Square
Stratford
Gmietts
Berry and Wenham
Sreyeran Xeers
Poultry
Groder’s-Aley
London
Dea Bowen Charing-Cross
Shooter's Hill
London Gazette
W. Bristow
St. Paul's Church Yard
England
Wales
Ireland
Sealand
William Woolgar
Wapping Wall
Shadwell
J. Wilkie
St. Paul's Church-yard
D. Stéel
Bible and Crown
Little Tower Hill
Tolu
J. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
M. Bailey
Cockpur-street
St. James's
Haymarket
Wi Roberts
Janeway’s
Royal Exchange
M. Coppa
Baby B. Colelins
Salisbury
E. Rogers
Bookfeller
Bury
C. Etherington
York
T.topr
J. Meres
Prnter
Old Bailey
Cartzin
Faés
Bosingbroke
Ji Coqte
Oliver
P. T
Britannia and
Golden Key
Chandos Street
Half-Moon Street
Queen’s Head and Star
Coventry Cross
Chandois-street
Covent-Garden
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