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Foreign News
August 17, 1786
Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
Optimistic commentary on the British Empire's expected recovery of trade and public credit through peace, praising the current government's efforts to secure peace and enable enjoyment of its benefits.
Clipping
OCR Quality
98%
Excellent
Full Text
Considering the condition of our trade, and our publick credit, it seems reasonable to hope, that a very few years enjoyment of the blessings of peace will restore to the British empire her wonted animation and vigour.
The present servants of the publick have already done much to secure to us the full enjoyment of the felicities which peace has brought in her train--They have made the most powerful efforts--not only to set war at a distance: but to provide for us the means of improving those arts which render the absence of war delightful.
The present servants of the publick have already done much to secure to us the full enjoyment of the felicities which peace has brought in her train--They have made the most powerful efforts--not only to set war at a distance: but to provide for us the means of improving those arts which render the absence of war delightful.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
War Report
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
British Empire
Peace Recovery
Trade Condition
Public Credit
Government Efforts
Foreign News Details
Outcome
restoration of british empire's animation and vigour through peace; government efforts to secure and enjoy peace benefits.
Event Details
Hope expressed that a few years of peace will restore British trade and public credit; current public servants praised for efforts to distance war and improve arts of peace.