Extermination plan for Rebels in America letter to Lord North
A purported military officer writes to Lord North proposing drastic measures to crush the American rebellion. He urges a surrounding siege by Howe with foreign troops, executing rebels in one day, murdering their parents in their beds, and then forcibly exploiting daughters while sparing boys aged fourteen and fifteen who have become indoctrinated. The letter frames these acts as necessary for the conquest.
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Thomas Whitmore
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Ensign Beckwith
27Th Regiment
Hypothetical scheme to exterminate and degrade Indian peoples
A provocative 18th century letter endorses drastic measures against Native Americans and rebellious colonists, proposing castration for certain youths, forced labor in English workhouses, and severe punishment for clergy and laity alike. The piece claims historical massacres prove necessity and cites imagined religious justification, then shifts to London civic notices and Atlantic naval movements.
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