Debated Papers on Papirs and Spanish Convention
Mr Fox and Mr Pitt spar over production of papers on negotiation with Spain. Speakers argue for or against inquiry into expenditures and executive power while considering the future of treaty relations and potential despotism.
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Mr. Fox
Mouse of Commons
Mr. Pitt
Fea
Feveser
Widberforce
Goa
London
Walkerforce
Glen
Cor
Gerthe
Faulkland
Lord Carysfort
Weskels
Toreiche Naliffice
Spria
Spain
Ble
Edinburghinburgh
Br. Fox
Debated Spain Peace Terms and Whale Fishery Pact
In the House of Commons on Lucsday December 4, MPs debated the Spain Convention and its terms. Sir John Shore presented petitions from Bodmin and other towns about elections, while discussion focused on the South Sea whale fishery and its impact on British trade, wealth, and naval power. Members weighed smuggling risks, fur trade value, Cape Horn passage, and the potential for redress through the treaty with Spain.
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Spain
Madrid
Americas
Ambeliador
Mir
Rman Water
London
Egland
Dover
Howe
Alde
Manffer
Pulteney
South Seas
Cape Horn
Alotaga
Curtis Roe
Greenland
Stanley
Lonventon
Fae
Walpole
Faixlach
Bet
Alderman Curtis
MV. Young
Fox
Aken
Wild&c
M- Gay
Nor
Norte
North America
Gomiren
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Grey
Court of Spain
Gray
Spanish America
Court of
Patic
Duncan
House of Commons
Lucsday
Boston
Eadworthire
Taunton
Aid Place
Fowey
Lock Bridge
Wilbraham
Bodmin
Cornwall
Antbruther
Pitt
Dundas
John Fareis
Lord Anson
Cape