Fragmentary Proclamation and Atlantic Boundary Debates
Fragmentary OCR text recounts discussions of royal proclamations and colonial boundaries, referencing the Royal Proclamation of 1763, Quebec governance, and Newfoundland annexation. Mentions the Ohio, Lake Erie, and western boundary lines, with notes on religious toleration, governance, and legislative councils for the province of Quebec.
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North America
Haufe of Commons
Thé Commons
Chofe
Lis Raya
Parisy
Cantindas
Frances
Adier
Sandep
St. Lemire
Jaspoint
Pedgke
Oitterie
Magara
Iby
Tafttyn
Lake Erie
Penfylganig
Gafe
Pigey
Fara
Suefiern
Deere
Ohio
Theifaid
Paiplaany
Patna
Aid
Uaeil
Sillippi
England
Hudson’s Bay
Crowe
Newfoundland
Quebec
Ogober
Ted
Church of Rome
Cariada
Quebec, and the Commision, Whder
ReMarks on the Aurora Borealis in a Letter to Franklin
The writer notes a long standing wish that meteorological journals be collated to observe and classify atmospheric appearances before major weather changes. The aim is to build systematic observations guiding understanding of precursor phenomena and related atmospheric behavior.
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Royal Societys
English-channel
S. W
Portland
Brytith
Wine
Franklin
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Rome
Wariaday
Elizabeth
Ratute
Pall
George
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Bova Cizabib
Great Britain
Canada
Legislative Council
Tadsieys
Legislative Council of
Said
Ize
Digdod
Pintar Hall
Aid Council
Ard
Anthorife
Uct
Faid
Querbec
Ligutenant
Aarti
America
Provinse
R. Baldwin
Rusler
Georgia
Ozlethorpe
Ryans Hamer
Viper
West
Taylor
Vere-street
Clare-market