Impartial Massachusetts Bill Sparks House Debate
In the House of Commons the Speaker took the chair at 2 30 with little private business. Lord Norch presented letters and the third Boston bill for impartial justice in Massachusetts Bay. Sawbridge condemned the bill as dangerous and an attempt to enslave America, while North defended it as necessary. Debate promised further discussion and potential rejection if deemed harmful. The session noted a ship, the Fortune, arriving with tea destroyed in Boston Harbour.
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Reckoning on Bills and Justice in a London Debate
A speech by Mr Sawbridge and Lord North argues two bills are necessary for peace and justice though one calls for impeachment. The speaker doubts trials will be fair if evidence is one sided and favors passing the bill with a second reading planned for Monday.
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