Address of London Liverymen on Loyal Duty to King
From the London Gazette an address of the City liverymen of London to His Majesty calls for loyalty amid colonial unrest in America. It braves rebellion and pleads for mercy toward offenders while pledging support to enforce laws and protect the realm. An official Danish edict forbids arms shipments and warlike goods to American colonies.
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Thomas Wellinge Chalemao
John Spi
Gabriel Leckey
Willie Judd
Evan Foch
Roger “Griff
Thomas
Apbach
City of
London
Pont
Great Britain
Copénhagen
Chaflian
Denmark
Norway
Great-Britain
America
England
Norrey
West India Islands
Bredenfourg
Mehfe
Peatorius
Erichen
Oxford
Speec
Gibraltar
Port Mahon
Mjefty
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Gavernhad
North America
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House of Commons
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Devon
Worcester
Stafford
Gloucester
Ireland
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Address to the King reflects colonial rebellion crisis
The House of Lords debates a royal address condemning American rebellion and endorsing harsh measures, while multiple peers dissent on constitutional grounds. The speech urges clemency yet supports deploying naval and land forces, with ministers pressed to justify foreign troops and fortress garrisons amid growing discontent and controversy over policy.
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