Review of Your Majesty's Conduct and War Time Humility
A London Evening Pol address urges the king to pause military displays at Blackheath and Wimbledon and reflect privately on past actions. It calls for a self examination of governance, warns of domestic peril from Britain’s enemies, and contrasts public adulation with private virtue in guiding the kingdom through unrest.
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America
Blackheath
Wimbledon
House of Bourbon
Great Britain
Europe
Fragmentary 19th Century Line on Conquest and Union
A fragmentary line contemplates conquest or loss of dominion and a future union of George and America in idea, echoing old customs and the possibility of a united vision beyond current dominion.
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George
America
King James I Praises Lawful Rule and Defends Liberties
The letter discusses James I’s view that wealth and prosperity of the commonwealth define a rightful king, contrasting lawful rule with tyranny. It references comments from 1603 and 1609, condemning tyrannical power and affirming governance within ancient laws to protect liberties, while noting allied officers and detainees in Halifax jail and the movement of troops and powder into the colony.
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James I
England
Commonwealth
Solomon
North
Cuigata
Postscript on Glasgow and Hopkins in naval clash
Postscript defends Admiral Hopkins against Glasgow fabrication of a battle with four ships and a bomb. It praises Hopkins for recapturing shot and three tenders, claims Glasgow fled, and asserts Hopkins fully carried out his commission by stripping the Bahamas of cannons and power. The writer vows to produce a letter from a reputable gentleman to prove the truth.
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Nublic
America
Commodore Hopkins
Glofed
Hopkins
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Bahama Islands
Philadelphia
Fros
Franklin
Mei
Adams
Pemberton
Galloway
New- York Assembly
Plaza Truth
Francis
Hall
Queu
Quebec
Camecon
Cureton
API
Éttaer
Poruimouch
Ther Clark
Boston
BampLey
Lord Mansfield
Morrath
Rhode Island
Phydican
Burgoyne
Dolland
New England
Guy JohNston
Sir William Johnston
New York
Wiswaul
Warrea
Byres
Nichetts
Wentworth
Comfort
Greene
Pickwan
Gray
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Saxcoon
Marcoms
Botton
Halifax
Sewell
Auchmuty
Aeet
St. Lawrence
Parson Car
Ner
Mail from Rolland reports artillery corps heading to England
On June 1 the transport with the Corps of Artillery of Hefle Haran left the Meuse bound for the English coast. News from Hanover notes Hefle and Brunswick troops reached Ritzebutiel and Scade, while Waldeck moved to Bremeriehe. All units were to embark on the 29th of laitancuth.
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Hefle Haran
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England
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Ritzebutiel
Scade
Waldeck
Bremeriehe
Laitancuth
News from London on North Carolina actions and pricing
London reports from Williamsburgh dated March 22 1776 detailing dispersal of parades in North Carolina, captures of arms and valuables, political pamphleteering about independence, muttered British appointments and pensions for loyalists, and mixed local crime and market notes including hay, meat, coal prices, and arrivals of ships and officers.
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Williamsburgh
North Carolina
England
Cross Creek
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