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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

31 Oct 1776

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 31, 1776

Page

2

Address on America Crown Victory Sparks Heated Debate

The House debated Pacification versus hard line policy as ministers defend imperial unity. Lords Mount Stewart and Rockingham pressed for conciliatory terms to end colonial revolt, while others warned France and Spain plan to join forces. Speakers warned of risk to Britain’s future if naval power and defense were neglected, ending with the King's gracious reply and adjournment.

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Debated Speech on War Abolition and Independence

In the House of Commons the Speech from the Throne was read. Lord John Cavendish opposed the motion for presenting the address, urging restraint and censuring the ministry. Governor Fukufone attacked administration, arguing independence for the colonies and criticising Long Island actions, with various members debating war policy and press warrants amid calls for prudence and unity.

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St. James’s Rochester House of Peers Neville Grampound Cornawall Br. Hatton Lord John Cavendife Deeping Fukufone Lord John Long Island Island New. York America Howe Kington
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