Publick Ledger praise and political critique from 1761 letter
A long reflective letter to the printer defends the king and ministry, argues against distrusting the union, and critiques measures toward continental alliances. It cites Hanover, Prussia, Russia, Austria, and the war in America, weighing political trust, policy, and national glory.
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