Wager Bill on registering seamen debated in Commons
The House of Commons ordered leave to bring in a Bell for registering seamen and allied trades. Sir Charles Wager introduced the bill. The Prime Minister argued impressment is flawed and delays harm naval power, urging a quicker recruitment approach to avoid mass desertion and ensure ships are manned.
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The Sailors and the Nations War Rights Debate in Parliament
George Faulkner defends a bill aiding sailors amid fears of darker powers and foreign reflection. He argues regulations can ease ship discipline, preserve trade, and honor seamen while ensuring national security and orderly liberty at sea.
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