General Resumption of Crown Lands Debate in Chronicle
Literary Chronicle surveys political ferment over a proposed autocratic resumption of crown lands. It cites arguments for a royal prerogative modeled on Henry II, criticizes Lord Bute and ministers, and discusses Porto Rico, taxation, parliaments, and public distress while urging accountability and reform.
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Raust
Privy Council
Henry the Second
R.D
Pall-mall
Aticus
Bute
Atticus
Paris
Charles Townshend
England
Porto Rico
Great Britain
Spain
Antigua
St. Christopher Sy
West- India
Lord Bute
Lord Hallifax
Noyaingle
Dominica
Sohago
Se. Vincent's
St. Vincent's
St. Vincent’s
Acre
Porto Rica
Buté
Revolutions Teach Royal Houses A Chronicle Observation
Aen observes that revolutions grip European monarchs from Catherine of Russia to Louis XV and beyond. Kings banish Jesuits and parliaments, Denmark’s king avoids his oath, Sweden’s Charles XIII fears liberal rule, and Prussia’s king asserts claims through force. The writer argues for union to protect the realm against these upheavals.
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Catherine of Runa
Louis the Fifteenth
Paris
France
Spain
Sicily
Sardinia
Portugal
Denmark
Risiti Ulotuer
Jo Ag
Charles the Xirth
Sweden
Fraperor
Germany
Poland
Pruca
Prutha
Great Poland
Braindenbourg
Europe
Great-Britain
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