Address to the Public on American Liberties
The writer, in a calm address to the London Evening Post, discusses R. R. Wesley's appeal to Americans and responds to arguments about colonial governance and the benefits of emigrating. He contends that removing to America could still face oppressive laws and that rulers in England and America share similar constraints.
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R. Wesley
America
England
The American case against British taxation in 1775
In this 1775 letter dated October 20, the author argues that British taxation without American representation is illegitimate, contending that as America grows wealthy and powerful it should claim English liberties, reject arbitrary rule, and resist Parliament’s diminishing rights over colonists while urging a continued fight for constitutional balance and self-government.
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America
England
Ireland
Ineland
Wesley
Scotland
Americas
Treason Accusation and High Office Appointments
On October 25 1775 Stephen Sayre was taken into custody after an information on oath accused him of high treason and was committed to the Lower. Edward Lord Clive was confirmed as Recorder of Shresbury succeeding his late father. The King granted Thomas Thurlow the Deanery of Rochester and ordered letters patent for Robert Clarke to the Voam cathedral deanery, vacant by Dr Letablerse’s death.
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St. Yamess
Stephen Sayre
Tokin
Rochford
St. James's
Edward Lord Clive
Baron Clive
Planey
Kingdom of Ireland
Robert Clarke
Monson
C. Tower
America
Richardson
Sayre
London
Middlesex
Kinhardson
5Ayre
Lee
London Association
Ipoken
Styre
Tower
Faunty
Geo
Reynolds
Sherif
Glynn
Dunning
Serjeant
Adair
Lucas
Dayreil
Alleyne
Arthur Lee
Sayrs
Guildhall
Smith
Plymouth
Cary
Montferrat
Teffex
Santa Crez
Cork
Liverpool
Popec’s Street
Ras Gidsranle
Mr. Gore
Tre Liverpool Devertiser
Litchfeld Street
Elizabeth Wale
Byron
Sarsh Resaide
Woodhouse
Temple
Dee Poles
Caat
St. Maryle-bone
Cafe Karte
Tuard
al Lniens
Kris
Clark
Lown
Sie
Sirah Reynolds
St. Mary-iebony
Society For Preparating the Gospel
Tev
Wea
Bestia
A. Aie
Pemproke
Lavy
Meaty Lavy
Whitchurch
John Charsiuon
Catherine All
Camardgs
Lotte Vicurare
Wiiping On
Beatuty
Durewby
Lincolshire
Giorge Payne
Leaneli Breet
Mdits Goulall
Dacs
Hadon
Atiarsey
Wellingborough
Mis Ky Spark
Daughbeer
Harvey Mney Esq
Rentton Huh
Northambonshire
Mir
Peri
Rick Weil
Rathtos
Accoracy
Woite- Chapt
Mills
Mauls
Lever Hater
Barbican
Dea
Pmitco
Mra
Suladna Cornela de
Ais Yosh
Foster-lane
Lhe F.me Cey
Etand
John Arderty
Evy
Cote
Peo Waits
Noted Proceedings and Trials from the Tower and Towns
A long report details imprisonments and letters concerning Sayre and others in London, with clerkly disputations, parliamentary motions, and accusations of liberty suppression. It covers prison visits, inquiries, and charges, plus maritime weather and local incidents and obituaries.
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William Myers
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Moore
Everingham
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Fale
Fly
John Chandler
Guildford
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Aldersgate-street
Garraway’s
Exchange-alley
William Young
Wer
County of Bucks
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Windsor
Salt Rll
Woodcock
Crown
Castle
Salt Hill
Red Lion
Hounslow
Thomas Francis
Chancery Lane
Aldrigate-street
Sir William Young
Iver
Bucks
A.B
London Evening Post
London Gazette
Don
Laffaigne
Justices of the Peace
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Bridgewater
Notingyen
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Ilinois
Virginia
Virgina
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Worthy
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Witch
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