Indian alliance and fortresses seized in rebellion era
The report notes the Senecas pledge support to the Americans against Britain, Mohawks aiding Stockbridge Indians, and Ethan Allen with Col. Easton capturing Fort Ticonderoga and Crown Point. It describes Boston circulation, Royal troops in New York, and vigilant measures in Williamsburg and York Town with gunpowder, the treasury, and arms searches.
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Worcester
Dustiess
Great Britain
New London
Roxbury
Boston
SeleAmeny
Gage
Marblehead
Pittsfield
Solomons
Stockbridge
New York Gazetteer
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Edward Mott
Cape
Noah Phelps
Hartford
Connecticut
Ethan Allen
Easton
John Brown
Mott
Phelps
Point
Ethan Alten
Carlton
Albany
Congress
Philadelphia
Widianslurgh
Virginia
Carter Braxton
Patrick Henry
Hanover
New Kent
King William
Gentral
Braxton
Richard Corbin
Doncastle’s
York Town
Stretch
York
Observations on American Questions From a North Briton
A North Briton argues that only proper representation can tax Americans and that Britain risks civil war and a general European war if the colonies stay disputed. He contrasts American liberty with British ministers and urges London’s Aldermen and Livery to heed laws, support peace, and avoid rebels.
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America
Ireland
Europe
Philip II
Spain
Great Britain
Britain
Cromwell
Charles the
London
England
Hayley
Newnham
Cushing
Adams
Lord Rochford
Mafkalhies
Lords
Commons
Derby
Congress
Quicksilver Powder advertised as universal medicine
Notice touts simple powder of quicksilver by levigation as an infallible cure for gout rheumatism stone jaundice scurvy leprosy fistulas cachexy and other disorders claiming to prevent vertigo epilepsy palsy and apoplexy at a small cost. It directs applications at No 6 Kn street Bloomsbury before 2 pm or between 6 and 9 pm by J Collett.
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Kn.street
Bloomsbury
Collett
Letter to Surgeon Norton About Cure By Drops
A dated letter from a patient in London addressed to Mr Norton of Golden-square describes a thirteen year scarbutic humour and declares full recovery after using Marchant's Drops. The writer hopes the notice may help others afflicted and signs Waller hupehla Cue.
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Mr. Norton
Golden-square
London
Waller Hupehla
Francis Liey
Finch Lane
Cornhill
Sarah Rand
St. Paul's Church-yard
Norton
Furgeon
Piccadilly
John Norton
Marchant
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