Patriot Reflections on D Anvers and Parliamentary Norms
An 18th century letter argues for restrained criticism of government and urges adherence to constitutional process. It contrasts drastic measures against a Buckinghamian minister with lawful inquiry, urging readers to distinguish between evil ministers and those favored by the sovereign, and listing officials and military assets in a formal patronage and provisioning context.
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Mr. D'Anvers
Bricon
D’anvers
England
Duke of Buckingham
Felton
Carus
Return of Abu Perez from Holland and Spanish officers listed
Seville reports Abu Perez, the Emperor of Morocco's ambassador in Holland, back home with a gracious reception. The Duke de Ripperda allegedly gave a gold watch to Perez, and Admiral Perez is referenced as an ally. At Alicant Governor Campo Flosido keeps a public table for officers aboard the fleet. Madrid sees Solferino return with his lady. A list of senior officers, led by Montemar and Villadarias, accompanies the expedition.
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Seville
N.S. Abu Perez
Morocco
Holland
Duke de Ripperda
Admiral Perez
Prince de Campo Flosido
Kingdom of
Valencia
Alicant
Duke de Solferino
Madrid
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