Militia Defense Debate Urges Home Security and Readiness
A noble Norfolk gentleman argues for a broad militia to secure Britain’s home front, stressing that trained citizens could match foreign troops in defense. He cites 1745 and 1756 lessons, urges fast drills and civilian officers, and credits adjutant Mr Mowat and loyal military colleagues for progress while urging continued parliamentary support.
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Norfolk
A&t
Switzerland
Europe
Britain
Minorca
Great Britain
France
Ferdinand
Mowat
Commons Address Praises King’s Military Aims and Victory
The Commons of Great Britain assemble to thank the King for his speech and celebrate a string of successes in the war. They express reverence to divine providence and gratitude for the blessings on his measures, while noting the benefits to the kingdoms across the world.
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