Dutch Patriot urges bold war plan against France in 18th century dispatch
A lengthy London Evening-Post excerpt presents an address urging Dutch action against France. It extols a vigorous campaign across Lorraine and Provence, demands solid alliance terms, and warns delay risks subjugation. The speech calls for ready troops, funded by subscriptions, and an uncompromising stance until favorable terms are secured.
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France
Germany
Rhine
Italy
Low Countries
Fontenoy
Liege
Starr
Provence
Lorrain
Vienna
London
Versailles
Paris
Brussels
the Hague
Europe
Republick
James Street
Simon Lord Lovat
House of Commons
House of Peers
Lord Lovat
Duke of Fraser
Highlands
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Willes
Justice Abney
Baron Reynolds
Alexander Grant
Duke of Cumberland
George Law
Aberdeen
Stoneywood
Henry Moir
Robert Moir
Alexander M‘kenzie
James Stormouth
Charles Oliphant
His Majesty
George Abernethy
de Foster
Baron Clive
Adam Hay
Lord Pitfligo
Stonywood
Alexander Spreull
Edinburgh
William Drummond
Ely
Newgate
Duke of Newcastle
Whitehall
Jenny
Davidson
Deal
St. Christopher’s
Martinico
Dennis
Rhode Island
Leoftoff
Fielding
Barbadoes
Antigua
Sterling
Dover
Jamaica
Shirley
Thompson
Parnassus
Johnson
Greyhound
Pallister
Theophilus
Goddard
Rose
Marshal
Lagunea
Angwin
Humphry
Wilkinson
Nancy
Gleast
Reynolds
Fox
Hay
William
Glendening
Clarendon
Cropton
Brown
Cipr. Johnson
Frederica
Majoribank
Bristol
Leiter
Ney-York
Castor
Pollux
Cape Francois
Don Pedro de Arachochia
Bermudas
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