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Foreign News December 25, 1761

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Inspired by the King of Denmark, a private gentleman in Copenhagen offers 100 rixdollars in four prizes of 25 each for the best answers to four questions on divine redemption, Danish language comparison, parental instilling of public love, and economic writing liberty, due before the seat of St. John 1761.

Merged-components note: Continuation of the foreign news item about prizes offered by a gentleman in Copenhagen across page 1 and 2; the filler label on the second part is incorrect as it continues the same topic.

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The example of the King of Denmark has engaged a private gentleman of Copenhagen to devote the sum of 100 rixdollars, for four prizes of 25 rixdollars each, for the best answers to the following questions, to be delivered before the seat of St. John 1761, viz.

1. Why have we absolute need of a divine Redeemer?

2. What are the advantages and defects of the Danish language, compared with the German and French languages?

3. To what point fathers, without prejudice to the state, may and ought to inspire their children with love for the public weal?

4. Which countries have been the most happy,
at those where writing upon public economy has
not been permitted, or those where every one has
had that liberty?

What sub-type of article is it?

Court News

What keywords are associated?

Copenhagen Denmark Essay Prizes Philosophical Questions Rixdollars King Of Denmark

What entities or persons were involved?

King Of Denmark

Where did it happen?

Copenhagen

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Copenhagen

Event Date

Before The Seat Of St. John 1761

Key Persons

King Of Denmark

Outcome

four prizes of 25 rixdollars each from a total of 100 rixdollars

Event Details

The example of the King of Denmark has engaged a private gentleman of Copenhagen to devote the sum of 100 rixdollars for four prizes of 25 rixdollars each for the best answers to four specified questions to be delivered before the seat of St. John 1761.

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