Warlike Nation Proclaims Appeal for Liberty and Courage
A dramatic broadside urges unity among the people of a distant nation to join the forces under a named commander. It promises pardon for those who switch sides while warning that rebels may face harsh treatment. The document appeals to religion, property, and liberty as motives, and is dated from a town in the early 1700s with royal seals and proclamations attached.
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Ikijon
Bender
Amsterdam Courant
Vienna
Holland
Eugene
Aga
Netherlands
Antwerp Courant
Milan
Turin
Duke of
Savoy
Solochurn
Lucern
France
Hesse Caffel
Ulrica Leonora
Sweden
Ragotski
Amsterdam
Varis
Marqua de L Ganz
Philip
Medina
London
Portsmouth
Hill
St. Hellens
St. John’s Gally
Jamaica
Leeward Ilands
Hague
Bastilie
Guiscard
Pigour
House of Commons
Great Britain
Fobin Percival
Ork
Belzsd
Gloucester
Norwich
Norfolk
Ireland
College Green
King Ht Ilam
Tennant
Wiliam Stagg
Lucy-Lane
Uhtriss-fircete
Cloomarke
Parisket Drum
Rosicmmon
Athione
Rasconmon
Niay Axt
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