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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1776

Page

4

Letter Against Lord Howe War Policy in Disgraceful Terms

An outspoken protest to Lord Howe condemns the planned British war as a disgraceful despotism. The author accuses commanders and soldiers of mercenary motives, warns of national ruin, questions Parliament’s authority, and extols humaneness and citizen rights over military obedience. The letter criticizes Howe’s leadership, compares Britain’s past and present, and implores ethical conduct.

Newgate Calsnnes North Brunswick Europe England Howe James Canada Lord Effingham Charles Saunders Lord Howe Parliament Preston Boston Bay Grafton Bull Helena Bencoolen St. Helen’s East-Indies Alice Blackman Trident Horton Holman Paul’s Head Catenton-street Alderman Wilkes Hopkins Alderman Oliver Humanitas Duchess of Kingston Pan Pawlett Borouth Surry Blackfriars Bridge Mr.Wyat Elderstreet Spitalfields Lord Mulgrave

Fragment from a secret dialogue about rebellion and war plans

A concealed observer recounts a London courtly intrigue with Caesar and Thanos plotting harsh measures against American rebels. They discuss foreign troops, naval ships, and a mood of martial law, while the narrator notes a warning from recent correspondence about Spanish and American hostilities.

Burgo Germain Barrington Jemmy Twitcher Buckinghamshire Cambridge Fadex Hell Scotland Milton Hanes Thanus Devil’s- Belt Tescaroras Apalachian Catawbas Terra del Fuego Fudex Cefar Turkey Endlets Paul Lacan Fhanus Knightsbridge Iseloft Thanos America Judex Justice Cale Burgoing Cafar Sodol Pinchy Exeunt Judex

Pirated Companion to the Royal Kalendar Warned Against

An 18th century notice proclaims a pirated copy of the Companion to the Royal Kalendar. It urges buyers to beware imposition and names J. Almon of Burlington House in Piccadilly as the publisher. The item catalogues editions and corrected lists for 1776, including parliamentary changes and election details.

Otober House of Commons Seleé Parament J. Almon Burlington House Piccadily

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