Debate on Revolution ends and monarchy defended
A heated analysis argues that the author’s work and ridicule aimed at the monarchy threaten the Constitution. It asserts the Ends of the Revolution and the original Plan must be clarified, with warning that denying or obscuring the kingly title endangers the nation.
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Adajesty
Lords
Commons
House of Hanover
Rome
Great Britain
Euclid
Promise and Submission Answered in Vanity and Fear
The fragment presents a quarrelsome exchange urging defiance of vanity and a claim to retire from public life. It questions the sincerity of a promise and submission, asking what deceit lies behind retirement and what confession would honor the country. The tone is pleading yet confrontational about obligations to the nation.
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Marion
Naval History of England 1366 to 1734 by Lediar d
Publication details for a sweeping naval history by Thomas LedIard from Norman Conquest to 1734. It highlights voyages of Columbus Cabot Drake Raleigh and others, colonial expansion, defeat of the Armada, and East India trading ventures. Includes publisher notices and exchanges with Colonel Lillingston regarding Burchett comments.
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England
Thomas Lediard
Christopher Columbus
John and
Sebastian Cabot
Francis Drake
Walter Ralegh
Earl of Cumberland
Oxenham
Hawkins
America
Cadiz
Q. Elizabeth
Russia
Englane
Royal Navy
John Wilcox
New Church
Olive Payne
Round Court
Strand
London
Westminster
Smith’s Square
Ereas
Burchett
Lillingston
Mr. Burchett
Colonel Lillingston
Lever
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