An Address to Electors on Tyranny in Parliament
A Bristol letter from John Freeman denounces a corrupt majority in the House of Commons, urging electors to demand a general election, resist ministerial tyranny, and press the throne for redress of grievances. It cites abuses from May 1768 murders to debt and records manipulation, urging constitutional remedies and preservation of liberty.
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Court of King’s Bench
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Governor's agenda pressed by Massachusetts Assembly in 1769
Long colonial dispatches report Governor Bernard's urgent 1769 message to the Massachusetts House listing key public business items. The assembly replies with scrutiny on forts and garrisons, funds, and adherence to royal duties, urging prompt resolutions and continued crown service. Additional notices cover imports, taxes, and quarterly troop costs.
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