Common Sense rebuttal pamphlet discussed in America
A reader's pamphlet gives remarks on Common Sense arguing independence is ruinous and reconciliation with Britain preferable. It questions global trade, defends British influence, and critiques America’s move toward a continental government while foreseeing civil strife if Britain reasserts control.
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France
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Ireland
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Connecticut
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Frigid Journey to Lyons Reveals Parisian Refugees
The writer travels to Lyons on a May day noting the extreme cold and the presence of Parisian English fugitives waiting to trap unwary countrymen. He mentions a brother of a belt bearer who has left fortunes four times and remains imprisoned, plus a landlord in a dismal state.
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Principles of the Revolution Vindicated Sermon Cambridge
A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge on May 29 2776 by Richard Watson DD Regius Professor of Divinity. Cambridge printed by J Archeagon printer to the university. Sold by multiple Cambridge and London booksellers including Merril Wilkie Cadell Robson and Richardson Urquhart.
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Richardson and Urquhart
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