Secret letters spark colonial remonstrance in 1763 Boston
The House denounces private letters signed by Thomas Hutchinson and Andrew Oliver as covert attempts to support the Revenue Acts and military measures. It condemns the writers for undermining the colonial constitution, demands their dismissal, and urges the Crown to remove them from office.
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Thomas Hanchins
A. Son
Andrew Oliver
Praiait
Loredon
Jaf
Dhe
Eac
Whg
Lon
Oliver
Wilpm
Fey
George the
Great Britain
Nfon
America
Revie Tea
Hutchinson
Iiteghin
Olivers
Rene Olts
Poe
Lerties
Ion
Shemfere
Bofton Harbour
Friends of Government
Bofton
Cha. Paxton
Thomas Moffat
Geo
Rome
Commons
Hcad
Perfors
Thomas Mutchinsor
Andrew Olive
Unfortunate Englishman and The Ditielfés Adventures
An 18th century narrative recounts John Cockburn and five sailors seized by a Spanish Guarda Costa, set ashore at Porto-Cavallo, and traveling inland from Honduras to the great South Sea. It claims new discoveries of inland America and notes observers on Native customs and dispositions toward Spaniards and English, with frontispiece imagery.
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Poland
Courland
Russia
Poniatowski
Siberia
Sweden
Europe
Charles-Xii
Denmark
Germany
Porte
Austria
Prussia
France
Ruffid
Lithuania
South America
America
Butel
Surinam
Holland
Cherique
John Cockburn
Guarda'Costa
Porto-Cavallo
Honduras
South-Séa
Indiana
Enelith
John Lever
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Viftula
Vatt
Pagrer
Qichty
Condué
Dea
Ruta
House of Bourbon
Gréas
Britain
Long-Acre
Childres
Ciedren
Cornhill