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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 09, 1775

Page

2

Speech of the Lord Mayor on Norths Motion Against the Americans

The Lord Mayor condemns the motion to address the King against America as unjust and costly. He argues taxation without consent breaches property and liberty, cites Calais as a precedent, praises American support in wars, and warns against civil war. He urges reconciliation and a possible assembly of Parliament and colonial deputies to settle quotas.

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Americans will rise to independence under harsh enforcement

A speaker argues that taxing colonies by land value will strain reconciliation, cites Massachusetts Bay as capable of large resistance, predicts British force shortages and long ruin, warns that punitive measures will provoke American independence and widespread rebellion rather than submission.

Colonial Crisis Warning From Imperial Advisors

A fiery denunciation declares that vigorous self defence will shake the continent to sever the empire. It calls for righteous vengeance on ministerial authors of dangerous counsels and predicts Britain losing its first province will be quickly followed by the ministers’ downfall.

Great Britain Hutchins Houshold Duke of Kingston Newmarket Cambridge Bury Hut His King-street Covent-garden

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