Debated British stance on America and coercive measures
Lords hear lengthy speeches on sovereignty over America, fear of coercion, and the dangers of financing a costly war. They discuss militia integrity, foreign mercenaries, and the risk of parliamentary abdication while weighing whether coercive measures can end the conflict without wrecking national credit or liberty.
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Chandois
America
Fuchas
Duke of Manchester
Effingham
Continental Congress
Congress
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Townshend
Shannon
Lord Talbot
Charles the First
Commonwealth
Charles the Second
Pensylvania
Penn
Empire
George Grenville
Scylla
Uil America
Flac
Lord Townseend
Lord Temple
Lalbet
Lord Effingham
France
Thurot
Marl
Geng
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