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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 16, 1776

Page

4

The Real Whig Reply to the American War

A lengthy letter to the printer years 1776 condemns the North American conflict as driven by Scotch councils. It decries taxes, debt, and corruption, portrays Americans as brave, and warns Britain cannot sustain a continental war with insufficient forces or funds. It laments civil war, calls for redress of grievances, and ends with a signature A REAL WHIG.

Reasons for British conduct in the American war crisis

The document lambasts present sullenness and negligence of the people at the furniture trade, arguing commerce sustains the nation and the war against America threatens national finance. It condemns foreign mercenaries, costly campaigns, profit-seeking contracts, and the unequal toll on troops while praising American resilience and urging reconciliation through trade. It warns of broader war implications and the dangers of independence for the colonies.

Ryance Spain America

American Privateers Stir Trade Fears Across Atlantic

In dispatches from North America and St Malo reports say American privateers attack Jamaica ships and threaten trade routes. British officials consider convoy needs as underwriters wake to real privateer power. Halifax dispatches note reinforcements and captured officials. Extra items describe stock moves, court martial outcomes, and Barbados distress amid corn shortages and emigration pressures.

Jamaica Admiralty Ministry Rev.Eagland England Phover Whitate Hallifax Lord Germaine Southouse, Esq Quebec Mungo Campbell 55Th Regiment of Foot Valentine Jones 62D White Hart Portsmouth North America Liverpool New Providence Hopkins Brown Babbedge Irving Charlesttown

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