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July 3, 1806
Lynchburg Star
Lynchburg, Virginia
What is this article about?
American publication identifies Lord Holland, nephew of Mr. Fox, as author of a pamphlet defending neutral rights between Britain and the US, intended to prepare for liberal stipulations favorable to America; authenticity confirmed as highly important intelligence.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING.
We lately laid before our readers some extracts from a Pamphlet written in England, avowedly in defence of Neutral Rights, particularly as they regard the relations between England and the U. States. Many enquiries and conjectures have been made as to the author of this work. Some have even hinted that it is the production of a pen under the influence of Mr. Monroe, our minister at London ; and of course are unwilling to admit that its doctrines and opinions can in any manner be considered as a criterion of the disposition and views of the New British Cabinet towards this country.
We are extremely happy in being able to assure our readers and the American public generally that the author of this interesting work is no less a person than Lord HOLLAND, nephew of Mr. Fox, and that it has been issued in England with the view of preparing the public mind for the reception of certain liberal stipulations between that government and America, in which some important and advantageous principles will be ceded to us.
In our estimation of this article, we conceive it the most important intelligence that could be announced. Its authenticity is indubitable......Phil. Gaz.
We lately laid before our readers some extracts from a Pamphlet written in England, avowedly in defence of Neutral Rights, particularly as they regard the relations between England and the U. States. Many enquiries and conjectures have been made as to the author of this work. Some have even hinted that it is the production of a pen under the influence of Mr. Monroe, our minister at London ; and of course are unwilling to admit that its doctrines and opinions can in any manner be considered as a criterion of the disposition and views of the New British Cabinet towards this country.
We are extremely happy in being able to assure our readers and the American public generally that the author of this interesting work is no less a person than Lord HOLLAND, nephew of Mr. Fox, and that it has been issued in England with the view of preparing the public mind for the reception of certain liberal stipulations between that government and America, in which some important and advantageous principles will be ceded to us.
In our estimation of this article, we conceive it the most important intelligence that could be announced. Its authenticity is indubitable......Phil. Gaz.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Neutral Rights
Lord Holland
British Pamphlet
Us Britain Relations
Liberal Stipulations
What entities or persons were involved?
Lord Holland
Mr. Fox
Mr. Monroe
Domestic News Details
Key Persons
Lord Holland
Mr. Fox
Mr. Monroe
Outcome
authenticity indubitable; signals upcoming liberal stipulations ceding advantageous principles to america.
Event Details
Publication reveals author of English pamphlet on neutral rights as Lord Holland, nephew of Mr. Fox; written to prepare British public for favorable US-Britain agreements; counters speculation of US influence via Mr. Monroe; deemed most important intelligence.