Peace and indepence come under british debate in america
A lengthy 1775 speech laments escalating conflict with Britain, argues for recalling troops and offering independence to the American colonies, urges a negotiated peace with a federal alliance and free trade, and warns of massive costs and ruin from further war.
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Philadelhia
Great- Brixatn
Sam
Congress
Europe
S. I
Colonia Y Xa
America
Great Britain
Commons
Pecerthain
Fant Oatas
Ea Jemnolency
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Teddabsot
Revo
Mi —T
Sal
Lord Bate
Ina
lLord
Mona
Eichines
London
Deavy-lane
Covent-Garden
Bayes
Wair
Charlton
William’Charlton
Alnwick
German Town
Awinny
Southampton
John
Elizabeth
Willes
Poolé
Noréland
Ridiculous Campaign For American War Volunteers
A crowd of Middlesex and Westminster traders push for subscriptions to raise a regiment for America. Citizens deride the plan, calling it reckless and unlawful while naming figures and officers mocked by the public. News of naval movements, local disturbances, fires, and passing notices fill the issue, with satirical commentary on government and society.
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Middlesex
Westminster
America
West‘minster
Suade
Zizh Sreevard
Westminter
Wignam
Barrington
Facn
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