Nottinghams Letter Warns Against Enforced Authority
A Nottingham text warns leaders against cruel or reckless use of force and urges restraint to avoid civil, military, or religious revenge. It contrasts American resolve with royal overreach, condemning insincere schemes and urging obedience to a higher justice beyond earthly power.
Postscript on the Memory of a British King
An 18th century royal obituary laments the late king and reflects on the nation’s misplaced hopes. It contrasts public praise with private misgivings as the throne’s occupant is replaced by a suspected pliant minister. The verse mourns lost glory and questions judgment and national character.
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Address to a Prince and Canadian Campaign Notes
An archaic verse from London laments a prince who distrusts truth and urges him to serve his country. The piece shifts to a Philadelphia report: Franklin resigns from the Pennsylvania assembly to serve as envoy to Canada. Montreal reports Arnold at Quebec with about 12 to 13 hundred troops, limited fuel, and hopes Carlign will seek humane terms before winter's end.
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YANKEY HERO CAPTAIN THOMAS SEIZED A 300 TON VESSEL
Cambridge February 22 The Yankey Hero Captain Thomas of Newbury Port captured and sank a 300 ton vessel laden with coal pork and flour intended for Ministerial troops at Boston. Also reports Philadelphia March 4 detail brass field pieces landed from New York and Brigadier Generals appointed as well as strategic moves near Savannah and New Providence with naval actions and political notices in Cork and London.
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