Memoirs of Cavallier and the Cevennes Revolt
London Evening Post records Colonel Cavallier’s vivid memoirs of the Cevennes rebellion from 1701 to 1704. It traces the persecution under Louis XIV, the rise of Redes, and the battles led by Cavallier, with Montrevel and Villars negotiating with him at Nimes and Dijon. The piece details royal clemency offers, betrayals, and Cavallier’s flight to Switzerland and service under the Duke of Savoy and Heinsius, ending with his command of a regiment funded by England and the States.
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Lewis
Count Broglio
Mountpillier
Beaucaire
Avignon
de Redes
Marshal Montrevel
Nimes
H&s
Villars
la Lande
Tergxgt
Murfisel
Brislac
Lyons
Dijon
Monsieur Chamilard
Ceveanes
Ofe
Versailles
Chamilard
Marshal de Villars
Burgundy
Switzerland
Duke of
Savoy
Holland
Heinsius
England
Noted Tyrant Inhumanity and Sussex War Letters
A historical critique argues that a small, undisciplined force of twenty five thousand faced a much larger royal army led by Villars and Cavallier. It questions why thousands of trained patriots cannot be crushed by a vastly larger foe and defends the country’s liberty and extent against tyranny.
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Languedoc
Cevennts
Rhoine
Lyons
Cavalier
Ridante
Lewis the XIV
Redis
Cavallier
Sussex
Lewis
France
Marshal Villars
Public notice of legacy for Clergymen's widows children
The Corporation of the Relief of poor Widows and Children of Clergymen in London advertises that executors of John Allen have paid a legacy to be used for apprenticing or aiding twenty clerical children. A Court of Assistants will meet on Wednesday May 3 at 12 noon at the Paper-Buildings Inner Temple to dispose of the legacy per the will. Printed petitions and certificates are available at the office weekdays 10 am to 3 pm.
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Corporation Office
Inner-Temple
London
John Allen
St. James
Westminster
Middlesex
Thomas Barsham
Matthew Yatman
Elgis
Thig Corporation
Thomas Wall
Parliamentary Register Number VIII announces American debates
Monday next will publish the Parliamentary Register Number VIII offering Burke propositions on American troubles and Hartley and Folkstone debates. It lists prices, publishers, and future monthly issues with plans to bind into volumes after the session.
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Burke
America
Hartley
Gags
Lord Folkstone
Saltash
J. Almon
Burlington- Heute
Piccadilly
J Wiliams
House of Peers
House of Commons
Insurance venture at Grand King's Arms lottery draw
The Grand King's Arms at 86 Lombard Street offers insurance on any lottery number for 12s with a draw on Monday. If the first drawn number is blank or prize, the insurer gets twenty guineas. insurers also have a fifty guinea bonus if their number is the first drawn. Daily during the drawing, this higher chance of fifty guineas applies. James Maddock, florist, calls for a reader to publish objections to a private letter under the anonymous name Vitruoqso, with a request for the writer to sign real name for Flower lovers.
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Surance
Grand King’s Arms
Lombard-street
London
Humber
James Maddock
Vitruoqso
J. M’s
House of Commons
America
General Gage
Boston
Dee-ee
St. James’s
Himelf
Jesuitias
Mos
Blenheim
England
Rockingham
Choiseul
Johnston
Regiment of Horse
Ireland
Marquis of Lothian
11Th Regiment of Dragoons
Flower Macher
Gth Regiment of Horse
Turbulent British-America links and royal portrait notes
Report on political tension between Britain and America with orders to General Gage to seize Boston leaders, Governor’s response, and critical commentary. Also coverage of Royal Academy portraits by Cosway and others, plus trials at Old Bailey, naval movements, and stock prices and lottery reforms.
Regulus Answers Leading Principles of Taxation Tyranny
A terse fragment cites Regulus responding to perceived tyranny while outlining taxation principles. The brief mentions liberty safety and governance themes but lacks detailed context or names beyond the invocation of Regulus.
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