Letter from Philip Yorke to Langton, dated 20 October 1773

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L 30/22/14, ‘Hardwicke to Langton’

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Letter from Philip Yorke to Langton, dated 20 October 1773

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A letter from Philip Yorke to Langton dated 20 October 1773.

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Yorke encloses two essays. One refers to the merchants trading in the East, and their decision to petition the King regarding the Turkish taxes, ‘avanias’, which have been imposed upon them. The second praises recent British naval operations. Also enclosed is a copy of his letter to Hockersan, in which he requests information regarding an adultery case, between a merchant and his wife. He asks the Academy’s impression of the inscription when they publish a new book of their memoirs, and if Hockersan has access to ‘any manuscripts of note’, particularly a copy of the essays of Voltaire.

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Record created by:

Zoe Screti

Record created on:

30 May 2024