The Speech of the Duke of Sussex Sparks Orange Debate
A dated 1811 fragment recounts a heated exchange over the Duke of Sussex speech and alleged conditional allegiance. It cites opposition from Orange Men, Protestant concerns, and fears of Papist influence, tracing lines to the Orange Institution, meetings, and public sentiment amid constitutional tensions in Britain.
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House of Commons
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General Assembly
Wed
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Artyopolia
Vadorizona
Bante
Orange Institution
Crown
Buonaparte
United
Joe Oxanor
Ffs
Ireland
Tex Onanaenateturion
Tar Onanog
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Orange-Men
Orange Institute
House of Brunswick
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Civic
Reviarova Livsary
Duke of Kent
Quebec Fleet Attacks and Yeo’s Cruises Across Lake
A London dated report notes the Quebec fleet arrived then sailed last month, with General Rottenburgh commanding Upper Canada troops and General Sheaffern Lower Canada. Sir James Yeo’s raids on American depots and his return to Kingston underscore Lake patrols, including capturing four American schooners with pork and merchandise, and sending Royal Marines aboard the fleet headed for Oswego and Forty Mile Creek. A British larboard brig is described sailing with a cargo of cotton to Portland, Rhode Island as a prize to the Yankees.
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Orange
King’s Own
Boyne
Culloden
James II
Mel
England
Quebec
General Rottenburgh
Upper Canada
Sheaffern Lower
Sir James Yeo
Vincent
Kingston
James Yeo
Fort George
Sacker’s Harbour
Lens
Oswego
Great Sodus
Forty Mile Creek
Portland
Rhode Island
Bristol
Sc. Salvador
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Irish Catholica
Peelace
Lord Clare
Price Te Gd
J.J. Stockdale
Price
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Pall Mall
Orange Laotitution
Cenclausd
Nelson
London
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Cainte