London City Gates in Debate on Defense and Policy
In a Common Council speech the speaker argues for retaining city gates and walls as essential safeguards against uprisings and invasions. He cites Strype, Maitland, and history, warns of easier access if gates fall, and notes past crises from 1745 to civil conflicts, urging prudent defense and orderly Authority. He closes with a cautionary tone about future emergencies.
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London
Court of Common Council
City of London
Maitland
City of
Thames
Tower of London
Bank of England
Charles Town
South Carolina
Montgomery
Bull
Amherst
Carolina
Georgia
Portsmouth
Col. Crawford
Plymouth
North America
East Indies
Pocock
Pondicherry
Peers
Oporto
Portugal
Scotland
Vigo
Foverak
Williams
Bristol
Dieppe
Sarah
Adelgunga Gorsfield Begaimski
Dantrick
Harwich
Calais
Sicily
Genoa
Naples
Steplane
Marshal
Duke
Duicness of
Whittlebury Forest
Northampton
Christopher Strothof
St. Martin’s Lane
Cannon-street
Elizabeth Glover
John Glover
William Hambly
Deptford
Butt Lane
London Road
Margate
Dale Ingram
Christ’s Hospital
West Indies
Simms
England
Cuoty
Guidhall
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Worcester
Ward
Mm. Dowdeswell
Bedford
Hitchen
Griffin
Gunsmith
New Fond Street
Baile
Ruffel Street
Bloomsbury
Hall
Budge-Row
Cannon-Steet
Roubel
Gerrard - Street
Newport-Market
John Durham
William Radley
Holbourn
Bailey
William Cuthbertson
Lincoln’s Inn
Durham
Radley
Cuthbertson