The Tory Lover at Newark Delaware in 1777
A romantic tale set near Newark Delaware during a September afternoon in 1777, where Annette, torn between loyalist George Lee and American aid, faces battle scenes, fledgling patriotism, and a daring act of mercy that leads to a pardon and a lifelong union. The narrative follows their wartime choices, the French ally Lafayette, and Annette’s steadfast hospitality amid war’s chaos.
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Newark
Delaware
George
Coptess
Annette
Sam
Cornwallis
Howe
Washington
Philadelphia
George Lee
Eolenteer
Torgiem
Chester
Strane
Oahu
Tohang
Lafayelle
Monsieur
Knyphausen
Reuben
Lafayette
Lafayett
Annetto
German Township
Friends of
Richard M. Johnston
Jefferson
Harrison County
David Miller
Jacon Kar
Joan Waoner
Andrew Lynch
Harrison Miller
United States
James H. Laverty
George Wise
James D. Anderson
John Hoobler
Thomas Fisher
Friends of Equal Rights
Legislative Department
Luat
Thames
Kennedy
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
Union
Pittsburgh
Col. Johnston
Cadiz
Col. Johnson
Cadiz Sentinel
American Union
Steubenville
Daniel Miller
Joan Wachner
Jacos Katt
Anti CorN Law Meeting Banquet Inspires Ireland England Debate
The Manchester papers praise a vast Anti Corn Law gathering with O Connell declaring the laws absurd and criminal. He calls for united action by Irish English and Scottish allies to abolish monopolies, urging lawful, mass mobilization and moral pressure on Parliament and Lords amid harsh economic distress.
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Manchester
Eng
England
West
O’connell
Daniel O'Conner
M. P
Golconda
India
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ireland
State of the Treasury
Marsham
Merton College
Oxford
Imates
Merion College
Great Britain
Orkney
Great
Spanverd
Prenelman
John Ball
John Hall
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