Paris 1779 War Outlook Discussion on English Treachery
The document argues England provoked war with France and the United States through oppressive policies, naval aggression, and broken treaties. It blames London's court for deception, condemns arming Britain, and details Spain's mediation efforts and France’s resistance. It concludes Europe will judge who bears responsibility for the conflict.
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Surrey Quarter Sessions Consent to Levy for Sea Service
At a meeting in Guildford on July 14 1779 the Custos Rotulorum and magistrates agreed to pay sums against names to raise men for sea service or other state needs under the committee's direction and majority subscriber control.
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