Speech to General Assembly on Loyalty and Duty to the King
The Lieutenant Governor William Dumber delivers a royal address to the General Assembly urging unwavering loyalty to King George II. He references orders to avoid factions, the arrival of factions, and the need to prevent conflict while upholding duties and duties to the crown. The speech emphasizes obedience, circumstance, and formal assurances of royal approval.
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Geresal Senwerin
Botton
William Dumber
Ely
Crief
General Assembly
Esterday
Newcatlean
Provence
George
Bodan
New England
William Dummer
Goermor O
Ebafe
America
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Trejard
Print shop ban effort and Dutch peace news from London
London dispatches report Mr Mayne in custody over a vile libel against the Reformation and notes a Board of Ordnance meeting in Westminster. Other items include Holland's treaty with Hanover, naval officer changes, a New England peace, and sales pitches for quack cures and dental remedies.
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England
Board of Ordnance
Old Palace
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Duke of Argyle
Charles Wills
the Bath
Holand
Province of Holland
Hanover
Newcastle
Monmouth
Totwichs
Kendal
Weymouth
Chamberain
Edward Moleswagth
Lacey
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