The Assembly’s Loyal Address to Gov Martin in North Carolina
The North Carolina Assembly responds to Governor Martin, affirming loyalty to the Crown and describing their united, careful actions in the face of imperial policy. They defend the legality of their measures, reject insinuations of treachery, and request the right to petition Parliament and the King for redress without inciting alarm among the colonists. They urge that their conduct rests on duty to Majesty and the people, warning against misinterpretation of their actions.
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Address to the Governor on Loyal Sentiments and Colonial Finances
The assembly affirms loyalty to the Crown and defends colonial rights against pressure from the Governor. It notes failed tax collection for 1773 and 1774, justifies withholding inferior court laws, and urges plans for independent judges while warning of funds shortages. John Harvey signs as Speaker.
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Becomium ox the QUEEN from a New Book
A fragment praising virtuous domestic life and royal motherhood contrasts married couples’ woes with the Queen’s chaste endearments. The piece urges readers to seek happiness through peaceful home life and royal virtue, envisioning the monarch’s cares softened by conjugal affection and maternal devotion.
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