Trial Minutes Reveal New York Conspiracy Trials 1776
Long account of minutes from a 1776 Committee of Enquiry in New York City. Trials discuss James Claytons and David Mathews as alleged conspirators against Congress and General Washington. Testimony describes alleged theft of papers, plans to seize Washington, and social meetings used to advance a royalist cause. Executions and transport to Connecticut are ordered. August sentencing delayed. The piece also notes a literary aside on a translated Epic Poem and a publication notice.
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New-York
Congress
America
Qétava
Connecticut
New York
Washington
Peter R. Livingston
J. M. Scott
Peter Curtenius Marinus Willett
John Abeel
Alex
Dougall Cora
Byrank
John Berrian
John Stoutenburgh
Mulligen James Weffels
Gershom Mott
John Crimshire
Gilbert Smith
David Mathews
New Gael
James Claytons
More
Mary Gibbons
Mr. Mulligen
Adeel
James Myer
Thomas Lefferts
Peter Goff
Society
Mr. Goff
Gen. Washington
Albany
Pouphkeepsey
Ringefield
James Clayford
David Matthews
Matthews
Dougal
Taliea
England
James Myers
Stephen Prince
Crawford
Benevhante
Davie Marcews
Eigfiedre
Memoire of Faniar and Diana de Poitiers in Henry II era
A historical sketch describes Henry II of Valois as a bold cavalier and generous monarch driven by favorites. Diana de Poitiers dominates court affairs, influencing royal policy, wealth, and marriages while Henry's distrustful reforms and patronage reshaped the court. Diana's beauty, wit, and political skill endure as she contends with Madame D Estampes, leaving a lasting imprint on the king's reign.
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Nowraxall
Enry II
Valois
Francis
Montmorenci
D’annebaut
Cardinal of Tournon
Francis Duke of Guise
Hal de St. Andre
Diana de Poitiers
Henry
John de Poitiers
Louis the Twelfth
Louis de Breze
Count de Maulevrier
D’estampes
Diana
Briffac
Count de Boffu
Marchez
Cardinal of Lorrain
Croud
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Empire
Faniar
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Westminster
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