Thefeigned threats and the fall of a noble constitution
The text argues that junta advocates threaten vengeance against destroyers who scorched the land’s goods and inflame the public. It questions why accusers fretted when the Test’s author exposed misdeeds and predicts prosecutors’ scrutiny will reveal honesty. It warns that a pliant multitude can be steered by factious tribunes to overturn monarchy for democracy, risking ruin.
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Junta
Infallible remedy for the political government remedy
An advertisement offers a mock cure for political governance. It prescribes nine ounces of spirit of panegyric on the D. 23 mixed with syrup of compliments to named figures. Taken nine days in early spring, it is said to relieve and perhaps restore the minister as well as the man.
London printing notice at Gay's Head Strand
London advertisement states S Hoover prints at Gay's Head near Beaufort Buildings in the Strand, offering earlier issues and former numbers.
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London
S. Hoover
Gay’s Head
Beaufort Buildings
Strand