African Trade and French Holdings Pose Strategic Risk
A rhetorical pamphlet argues to retain Senegal and Goree to curb French gains in Africa and protect sugar island prices. It cites English losses in slave trade, French expansions at Annamaboe Whydah and Sierra Leone, and calls for stronger naval and colonial moves to prevent French dominance in Gum and East Indies trade.
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Africa
Peach
Senegal
Goree
Spain
America
Anamaboe
Whydah
Sierra Leone
Sherbro
Gambia
France
Cape Blanco
French East- India Company
East Indies
Madrass
Fort St. David
Karial
Pondicherry
Port Dauphin
Madagascar
East-Indies
Eaft India
Eat Indies
Colbert
Art India Company
St. Malo: Tonke
Poe
Afri¢a
Seregat
Front
Bast Indies
Goyet
Mance
Canada
Mdache
Fodcke
King
Neral Wermer
Tarseben
Theoops
Pomerania
Ruyfing
Thuringia
Unstrut
Naumburgh
Neuwied
Leitz
Scheukendorff
Hoff
Empire
Saxony
Jettera
Electorate
Fratie
Conia
Oo Bimbeck
Buckner
Audagten
Gottingen
Turhath
Belfance
Lome
Saxory
Marthat Capn
Prussia
Principality of
Jawer
Laudoich
Thither
Paris
Behizifle
Cobourg
Roufittan
Hague
Stockholm
Port News From Deal May 15 16 Winds Shifts and Ships
Commodore reports remain in the Downs of his Majesty’s ships Newark Shannon Maidstone and transports. Vessels Gibson Watson and Thomas and Jane proceed to Quebec. Gravesend May 15 ships Rose Miller Constant Betty Elizabeth London Packet Mager Clapham Naftell Unity Millan arrive from Hamburg Guernsey and Virginia cargoes noted.
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Port News
Deal
Downs
Newark
Shannon
Maidstone
Baltimore
Thomas
Jane
Gibson
Watson
Quebec
N. W
Lyon
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Dover
Calais
Britain
Malta
Canpon
Ouy
Sgadiz
Ryng
Pyepowder
Taha
Vesa Crux
H.ghach
Meiffen
Elbe
Beary
Meilina
Belis
Sax
Lagdoln
Leipsick
Silesia
Torgau
Prince Henry
Marshal Daun
Chemnitz
Voigtland
Linden
Metin
Schlettau
Bower Suska
Furstenfita
Freyberg
Nonrenwalder
Striegau
Nauendorff
Esryp
Glogau
Laudotn
Goltz
Schweidnitz
Lower Lusatia
Elb
Francfort
Oder