Opposition Voices on American War and Parl iamentary Response
A lengthy mid 18th century debate records Lords and Commons objections to the American war, calls to delay Parliament, and warnings of ruin for Britain. Speakers condemn misinformed policy, urge negotiation with the Congress, and stress liberty and taxation issues amid military strain and civil disorder.
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