Advertisement. The farmers' letter was not originally intended to be printed: but as the justices' letter (tho' stuck up on every post thro' the county) has been strangely misunderstood, and idely imagined to be an order of theirs, ... Therefore ... it is thought necessary to print the gentlemens' letter and the farmers' answer, fairly together: ...
Berkely, Charles,-1765.
[London?,
1757]
Docket title: 'The justices letter, with the farmers answer'.
Drop-head title.
The justices' letter, entitled 'The justices met at the Unicorn Inn in Brewton, to consider of the complaints of the poor against the high price of corn, desire the farmers to consider the contents of the under-written letter' is signed and dated: Charles Berkely. Francis Newman. Thomas Coward. Thomas Coward, junr. William Rodbard. Brewton, 9th May, 1757.
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