Report from Committee of the Whole, on the American Papers. Address to the King. Motion, by Lord John Cavendish, that the Report be recommitted. Debate--Lord John Cavendish. Lord Lunley. Mr. Wilkes, (the Lord Mayor,). Captain Harvey. Sir William Mayn | Northern Illinois University Digital Library

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Title: Report from Committee of the Whole, on the American Papers. Address to the King. Motion, by Lord John Cavendish, that the Report be recommitted. Debate--Lord John Cavendish. Lord Lunley. Mr. Wilkes, (the Lord Mayor,). Captain Harvey. Sir William Mayn
Creator: House of Commons, Parliament of Great Britain
Editor: House of Commons, Parliament of Great Britain
Resource Type: text
Genre/Form: documents (object genre)
Date Created: 1775-02-06
Recipient: King, George
Presentation Location: London, England
Before Whom: King, George
Subject: Economy: empire
Economy: industry
Economy: trade and commerce
Key people, events, and institutions: Continental Congress
Key people, events, and institutions: John Wilkes
Key people, events, and institutions: London, British merchants
Key people, events, and institutions: Parliament
Key people, events, and institutions: Stamp Act and riots
Key people, events, and institutions: Tea Act and Boston Tea Party
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: Loyalist resistance to new governments
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: support for hierarchy
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: treason
Military action: intelligence and planning
Military action: militias and irregular forces
Mobilizing the populace: trade boycotts
Political philosophy: American nationalism, unity, rights of America
Political philosophy: British supremacy
Political philosophy: Catholicism and anti-Catholicism
Political philosophy: charters and fundamental law
Political philosophy: corruption and virtue
Political philosophy: dependence and independence
Political philosophy: English constitution
Political philosophy: history
Political philosophy: justice, law, and natural law
Political philosophy: legislative power
Political philosophy: liberty
Political philosophy: longing for peace, peace overtures
Political philosophy: mixed government, hierarchy
Political philosophy: monarchy
Political philosophy: parent-child analogy
Political philosophy: popular sovereignty
Political philosophy: property
Political philosophy: rebellion
Political philosophy: republicanism and representation
Political philosophy: rights of Englishmen
Political philosophy: slavery, bondage, and consent
Political philosophy: standing armies and militias
Political philosophy: tyranny, oppression, and despotism
Political philosophy: wilderness settlement and rights
Politics and causes of revolt: British taxation
Politics and causes of revolt: Intolerable Acts
Politics and causes of revolt: political rumor
Social reality: internal disorder, civil war
Document ID: S4-V1-P04-sp06-D0003
Series: S4
Volume: S4-V1
Part: S4-V1-P04
Sub-Part: S4-V1-P04-sp06
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