Governor Biography and Loyalist Allegations in Parliament
The speaker defends loyalist officials and attacks Andrew Allen and Galloway, detailing their alleged treasonous acts, partisan zeal, and outcomes. He cites Governor Robertson, Pennsylvanian affairs, and the hostile reception of supporters, arguing the impeachment reveals corruption and misrule in Parliament.
Dulness and Destiny in a Tory Dawn
A mock ode to Dulness laments political fog and faction, lampooning Premier and ministers as opiate wielders over Britain. It rails at corruption, law, and church-state misuse, then shifts to political commentary on militia, ministers, and opposition leaders, with notes on Cork volunteers and New York dispatches.
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Canada
Galloway
England
General Washington
Philadelphia
Congress
Great Britain
Hydra
Charce
Britain
Armstrong
Hawkins
Moses
Woolsack
Flatt
Dulness
Hugh
Gordon
Mammon’s
Toby
Lord Mansfield
Lord Chatham
Lord North
Chatham
North
Souhern
Free Dand
Corke
Williamsourg
Lincoln
Rivingston
New York
Hastings
Alderman Town
Richard Oliver
Billinggate
West Indies
Meffs
Wright
Pugh
Benjamin Hopkins
Nichols
Conner
G. Kearfly
Fleet-Street
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Colonies
Robertson
Pensylvania
Bucks County
Delaware
Washington
Howe
Trenton
Tam Ae
Howes
Andrew Allen
Assembly
Postscript
London Evening Post
Orison
London
Aubrey
Conich
Consol
India
Rzsa
Scrip
Omaiuin
Nicholsen and Co
King’s Arms
Cornhill