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Debate in the House of Commons on American trade and coercion
The article reports a heated Commons debate on a bill to force the American colonies into line, with speeches urging or opposing coercive measures, warnings of wider consequences, and notes on the bill’s potential to end the war. It includes remarks by Lords and MPs, and mentions Governor Jone and Walker’s intrigues. The piece ends with a theater notice for a performance involving Roxellana and the Sultan.
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HOUSE
Commons
House of Commons
America
George Hy
Serjeant
Ader
Triss
Rui
Richard S—tan
Sfore
Jone
Flo
Pexaid
National Assembly
West Indies
Bute
Dhar
Ga~rmaise
Americas
Ma@achaleits Bay
Boston
Colmeil
Walker
Canada
library-Lare
Catee
Soliman
Palmer
Osmyn
Bannister
Ifmena
Wrerenten
Elmira
King. Roxellana
Abington
Iimena
Sultan
Sultana
Venus
Mars
Simena
Osmyan
Roxellana
Seragito
A& A
Ofaiyn
Rexellana
Seagal Sith
North Carolina
Virginia
Milssippi
Ohio
Erward Wighfeed
Joan Hinroy
King's Arms
Paternotter-Row
Warwick-Lane
Britain
Ireland
Olays
Thomas
Sodor and Man
Rivington
Bible and Crown
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Sowety
Atranordon
Falrhond
Embelihment
Maredant
Thoras Wilkins
Oxford
Mary Copfen
Brompton
Haughton
Whitcomb-street
Leicester-felds
Goodenough
Magdalen Hospital
Mathon-street
Holborn
Edogard Marqure
Southewark
Feyeac
Royal Regiment of Foot
John Foster
WeHing
Mary Lote
Mrs Field
Castle-Ateet
Leiccester-fields
Witeness
Tho
St. James’s Market
George Langdon
Rands
St. Paul's Church-yard
Joh
Ris Majesty
Ferritt
John Hall
Johnson’s Court Fleet-Qreet
James London
Deptford
Walleng
Norton
Goldens Square
Piccrdilly
London
John ‘Norton
John Norton
Marchant
Keary