Invasion fears and Loyal Addresses from 1715 Cornwall
The document records fears of invasion from abroad and the restoration of order as unrest grows. It notes large troop preparations, new regiments to be raised, frontier fortifications to be repaired, and a public address from Cornwall loyal to the crown criticizing rebels and foreign interference. Reports from Edinburgh and London detail rebel assemblies, plans for a rendezvous at Tippermuir, and transport movements of troops and ammunition.
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Hungary
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Lanceston
Cornwell
William
Europe
Easie
Edinburgh
Whecham Arriv
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Holy-Rood House
Shannon
David Dalrymple
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