Petition of the Protestant Association in Parliament
The Protestants present at a late meeting submit a formal petition to the Commons of Great Britain in Parliament assembled. It appeals for redress of grievances and asks for consideration of their religious liberties and rights within the realm. The document reflects the era's parliamentary response to nonconformist interests.
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G. Gordon
Protestant Association
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Petition Against Papists and Popery in Hanover Era
Petitioners warn that schoolmasters aid superstition and rebellion by teaching. Papists may purchase lands and influence elections, risking the constitution. They argue Pope authority breaches law, condemn Popery as seditious, and seek repeal of a recent act favoring Papists to protect Protestant rights and Hanover succession.
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A&t
Rome
House of Hanover
England
Scotland
Proclamation on Supplying Enemies 1780 UK
By the KING a PROCLAMATION declares that arms ammunition naval stores and provisions sent to the French King or Spanish King aid enemies in the war. It offers rewards of three hundred pounds to discoverers and orders magistrates customs officers and subjects to seize prosecute and punish such offences during the present war. Given at St James's January 5 1780.
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Hungerfor
Jar
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