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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

27 May 1756

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1756

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Creek Cherokee clashes drive West Indies ship tale

Item reports heated animosities between Creek and Cherokee Indians on the Back of Carolina. Skirmishes cited with Creeks aligned with French interests across the Mississippi. Additional dispatches cover Stockholm intrigues, Dutch pamphlets, and Dutch Republic neutrality, noting tensions between England and France and French preparations near Dunkirk.

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Rottendan West Indies Carolina Hague Stockholm Prussia Walt Lewis KV H.B.M Daly Holzendorp Holland West-Friesland States General Rhein Pringi Guelderland Frifeland Ovéryffel Groningen Utrecht Zealand England France Dunkirk Flanders
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Britons Must Not Rely On Foreign Troops For Defense

A moral and political exhortation argues against bringing foreign troops to defend Britain. It questions wartime plans, condemns the burden on liberties, and urges strengthening domestic militia while criticizing government aims and mismanagement. The piece calls for vigilance against perceived invasions and defends national sovereignty and civil rights.

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Great Britain Minorca France Brett Toulon Spithead Vernon Portsmouth Chatham Theingdom
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Edinburgh General Assembly selects Dr Patrick Cumming minister

The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland chose the Rev Dr Patrick Cumming professor of Ecclesiastical History at the University of Edinburgh to be their minister in the city. Also reported is the death in Aberdeen last Sunday of Mr Robert Craigie advocate, son of the Lord President, from fever.

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