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Letter to Editor April 22, 1757

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

A 15-year-old lady comments on the European crisis, focusing on expectations for the Prussian king's reign to yield glorious events, praising his recent military success and hoping he defeats a tyrant to free nations.

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By a young Lady of fifteen.

Jan. 12. The Affairs of Europe being at a Crisis, next to the Conduct of Great Britain, the Attention of the Public is fixed in a very particular Manner on the Court of Prussia; a Reign begun with such happy Auspices, has raised suitable Expectations, and 'tis presumed the ensuing Summer will produce some glorious Event from that Quarter: And as by his Majesty's last Exploit he proved superior Numbers are no Match for true Fortitude, conducted by superior Wisdom, So it is ardently wished, by all Friends to Liberty, that he may defeat and humble the proud Tyrant of the Earth, and set the Nations free.

What sub-type of article is it?

Persuasive Political Reflective

What themes does it cover?

Politics Military War

What keywords are associated?

European Crisis Court Of Prussia King Of Prussia Liberty Tyrant Military Exploit

What entities or persons were involved?

By A Young Lady Of Fifteen

Letter to Editor Details

Author

By A Young Lady Of Fifteen

Main Argument

the writer ardently wishes that the king of prussia, having demonstrated superior fortitude and wisdom in his last exploit, will defeat and humble the proud tyrant of the earth to set the nations free, amid the current crisis in european affairs.

Notable Details

Superior Numbers Are No Match For True Fortitude, Conducted By Superior Wisdom Friends To Liberty Proud Tyrant Of The Earth

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