"Extracts From A Ms. Pamphlet Intitled The Tittle-tattle-mongers. Number I" offers a glimpse into 18th-century British social commentary. Authored by Richard Dawes, this pamphlet extract provides a taste of the satirical writing popular during the period. The work likely engages with contemporary social issues and personalities, reflecting the era's preoccupation with gossip, manners, and public opinion.
As a specimen of early pamphlet literature, this text provides valuable insight into the development of journalistic and political discourse. It's relevant for researchers and readers interested in understanding the social and literary landscape of 18th-century England.
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