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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

26 Oct 1775

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 26, 1775

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2

Speech from the Throne on American rebellion and Parliament debate

The speech from the Throne declares Parliament must quell the American revolt with firm force, expands naval and land power, and contemplates pardons for returning colonies. Lords debate measures, with petitions from Nova Scotia and City of London urging conciliation. Debate on an address reflects caution about coercion vs. concession. votes show divisions.

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Parliamentary Debate on America War and Address to the Throne

The House of Commons opened with Members praising lenity while urging strong measures against America. Ackland moves for an Address supporting government, Lyttleton backs it, Cavendi r opposes, and the Speaker criticizes excessive flattery. Lords and governors weigh in on the war, taxation, and unity. The debat e centers on condemning and pursuing policy toward the colonies, with apportioning blame for the conflict.

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