Address on Manpower and Minorca Crisis in 1757 England
A London Evening-Post excerpted address urges public duty amid the Minorca loss and colonial neglect, praising the new administration for enacting militia reform, cutting expenses, and restoring confidence, while cautioning against hasty removal of trusted ministers. It cites Barbadoes news, naval movements, prisoner tallies, and political appointments, ending with reflections on justice and governance.
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Minorca
America
House of Commons
Britannicus
Sir Richard Steele
Great Britain
England
Richard Steele
the Duke of Cumberland
London Bridge
Harwich
Germany
Barbadoes
London
William Pitt
Henry Legge
Exchequer
Lord Mansfield
Richard Lyttelton
Bath
James Greenville
the Treasury
Thomas Potter
Henry Fox
Lord Viscount Duplin
Ireland
George Bub Dodingten
Earl of Winchelsea
Lord Carysfort
William Rowley
Edward Boscawen
Savage Mortyn
Eig
Edwin Sandys
Gilbert Elliot
Gilbert Elliott
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Carlile Bay
Antigua
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John Drummond
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Six Crisp
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Joseph Godfrey
William Hamilton
John Manley
John Mason
John Ouchterlony
Charles Pole
Charles Raymond