A Loyalist Appeal Against American Rebellion and British Authority
A Massachusetts and Boston style tract argues that colonial defiance over tea duties risks civil war, England’s overwhelming strength, and the ruin of American society. It warns loyalists to resist New England sedition, condemns Congress secrets, and urges unity to avoid betrayal by rebellious colonies and a brutal British response.
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Eden
Political Annotator and Ireland News From The Era
A letter from America notes Congress as unified while predicting future public prints will show puffing and swaggering. It recalls Mrs Savage at Tambamreen facing a house breaker, and a Dublin vessel from France landing at Ila with only two dogs and a cat aboard. Quakers back the Boronians. transportees moved toward America, plus Lord Mayor Faulkner promotes candlelit lamps to prevent accident.
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Meeting of W s and Lord T before Speaker of the Horse
The text depicts W s and Lord T- entering the House as spectacles. Jack appears bold while my Lord seems timid. Tac reassigns the room as Pistol and Bagshot appear in a confrontation with him.
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