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Foreign News August 31, 1787

The New York Packet

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Leyden's council passes resolution to suspend William V. from offices, retain his appointments, and withhold contributions to the Generality; other Holland towns follow, potentially forcing dissolution of the Union and an independent Republic if he continues eroding civil liberty.

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LEYDEN, June 6.

The Council of the town of Leyden have passed a resolution to charge the Deputies to the States of Holland, to vote for the absolute suspension of William V. from his offices, of which he had proved himself so unworthy; to retain all his appointments, and not to contribute any instance whatsoever to the Generality. The other towns, which form the majority of the States of Holland, have already passed or are just about to pass, similar resolutions.

So that we may soon expect to see Holland obliged to dissolve the Union, and form an independent Republic, if William V. persists in destroying civil liberty.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Leyden Council Resolution William V Suspension States Of Holland Dutch Union Dissolution Civil Liberty

What entities or persons were involved?

William V.

Where did it happen?

Leyden, Holland

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Leyden, Holland

Event Date

June 6

Key Persons

William V.

Outcome

potential dissolution of the union and formation of an independent republic in holland

Event Details

The Council of Leyden passed a resolution instructing Deputies to the States of Holland to vote for the absolute suspension of William V. from his offices, retain all his appointments, and not contribute to the Generality. Other towns forming the majority of the States of Holland have passed or are about to pass similar resolutions.

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