Crisis No 7 Address to England and America in 1780
The piece urges English readers to recognize the American cause, arguing that America has resisted oppression and will remain beyond conquest. It contrasts American independence with British misjudgments, warns against inflexible zeal, and extols Providence, commerce, and global enlightenment as paths to lasting peace and liberty.
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America
Pegret
Europe
France
Holland
Chatham
Warrington Academy
Sir Henry Hoghton
Bart
Thomas Butterworth Bayley
F. R.S
John Cavill Worfley
Thomas Garill Worfley
Thomas Percival
John Aiking
Euclid
William Enfield
Gilbert Wakefield
Jesus College
Cambridge
Enfield
N. B
Wakefield
Aikin
Hulme
Bright
Warrington
Boston News Roundup: Riots, Deaths and Continental Tension
Reports from London papers describe Congress convulsed and paper currency stopped, a riot atmosphere in America, and Washington said to have died while Americans gather to surrender to General Clinton. Obituary notes Christopher Monk who died from wounds after the March 5, 1770 massacre. Norwich dispatchs discuss Europe’s growing tensions, Gibraltar, West Indies, and Russia’s interest, with Britain and Spain eyeing strategic moves and the Dutch stance fading as war looms in the Carolinas.
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Boston
Congress
All America
Washington
United States
Clinton
Christopher Monk
America
Norwich
Europe
Britain
West India Islands
Gibraltar
Spain
United Provinces
Ruffia
Kwrd North
House of Commons
Carolinas
Summer campaign claims fall short of gains
The text suggests the enemy may call a summer effort an important achievement by rallying parties on our undefended coast. It argues the expedition would not compensate for the advantages they seek and notes abroad reports are agreeable but not well authenticated for publication.
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Sawisr
Bristol
Priner
Gazette
Norris
Nis
New Bridge-street
Pater-nofter
Ker
Birchin
Mesfrs
Collins
J Hi.son
Sadbury
Kngdom
Mankin
Sam
Thomas Clement
Middlesex
St. Anthony's Fe
Lawes
Norton
Furzeony Golden
Piccadily
London
John Norton
Marchant
Stockdale
Old Bailey
Kearsley
Francis Newher
Mediznal
St.” Paul's’ Churchyard
Ma. Houghton
Randall
Royal Exchange
Robert
Crosby Square
Bishopsgate- Treet
Lane
Barkelier
Leadenhall
Denham
Bookseller
Heritage Bridge
Smith
No. Go
New Ton
Stationsr
Union Street
Ginger
Enischler
King’s School
Wefininfter
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Sihanto
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Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure
Mumber
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Warwick-lane
W. Newton
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Great Britain
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