Royal Address Signals Policy Toward France in Parliament
The speech outlines Britain’s stance on French interference, plans to reinforce forces by sea and land, and a treaty approach with Holland and the Holy Roman Empire. It notes the aim to preserve imperial possessions, maintain public finances, and secure defense while urging Parliament to fund public service needs and defense.
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Speech from the throne on war prep and Franco-British policy
The House debates the King's Speech and war measures. Ryder praises government resolves, while Boake and Hood defend ministers. Fox accuses France of treachery and questions Holland claims, urging balance of power and vigilance in continental affairs.
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