Impeachment and Tory figures in early 1700s politics
The text catalogs eminent figures linked to the period, naming Sir Simon Harcourt and legislators like Sacheverell, Lord Clarendon, and Anglesey. It references the impeachment, royal offices, and parliamentary dynamics, noting shifts in Admiralty leadership and naval fortifications amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitrary Church
Wales
Simon
Hareou
Othe Great Seal
Harcourty
Ailesbury
Linton
Soinnte Lords
Siesanuel Gillard
Richard Crawley
Esyj
Greenwich
Arthur Annesley
Earl of
Flint
James Buller
John Buller
Exeter
Henry
Henry Seynour
Bradley
Wilts
Duke of Somerset
John Manley
Eigs
George
Granville
Bigs
Bath
Walpole
Lansdowne
Landsdowné
John‘Antis
Chistopher
Musgrave
Bart
Cumberland
Fragmentary Note on Lord North and War Council
The readable text hints at Lord North declaring himself in a war council and references the Spanish ambassador, a raid, and a late night cabing scene. Details are fragmented, but imply political maneuvering and diplomatic tensions tied to a war context.
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Edward ‘Hawke
Admiralty
Duke of Grafton
Dunkirk
Great Britain
France
Justice
Afton
Jonathan
North
Buenos Ayres
Spain
West-Indies
America
Plymouth
Sussex
Essex
Kent
Scotland
West-India-iland
Lord North
Ambado
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Peale
William
Jobee Harper
Sir Henry
Spee Deby
Efkin
Faeinen
Dennis Riff
Blackheath
Elever
Spitalfields
Erie
Andrew
Hodian
Mis Sarak