British View of America War and Domestic Affairs
A lengthy London commentary reviews the American conflict since 1763, condemning Parliament and Lord North, praising conciliatory voices, and predicting continued war unless a ministry change occurs. It cites troop movements, naval actions, privateers, and calls for peace via negotiation or new administration.
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Lord North
America
Lord Hillsborough
Lord Dunmore
General Gage
St. James’s
Lord Sandwich
Shebbeare
Johnson
Boston
Quebec
England
Lord Mansfield
London
City
Lord Chatham
Grafton
Manchester
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
North
Sandwich
Suffolk
Howe
Washington
Lord George
William Howe
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Albany
Lake Champlain
Peter, Parker
Clinton
Rhode Island
Lord Percy
Bolton
Sir Peter
Hopkins
Providence
Newport
Earl of Chatham
Camden
Chatham
Rockingham
Versailles
Europe
New York
Saliseury
Mason
Gorke
Bruswick
King’s-bridge
Fort Kniphausen
Kuiphausens
Connecticut
Arnold
White Plains
Massachusets Bay
New England
Pensylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Carolinas
Massachusets
Rhode Ilandy
Jersey
North Carolina
South Ditto
Georgia
France
Spain
Holland
Jenkinson
Lord Suffolls
George Germaine
Rigby
Martinico
Cabinet Council
House of Bourbon
Lofses
French West India Islands
Gibraltar
Rufsia
North America
Duke of Gloucester
Trent
Rome
Greenwich
Robert Carr
Cozit and
Bay
Nassau
Arthur Gore
Ditto
East
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