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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Boston report on fears in England of colonial separation from Great Britain, a noble lord's opinion that unjust parliamentary acts will likely be repealed soon, and an inevitable Spanish War that would redirect troops from oppressing colonists.
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The Separation of the Colonies from Great Britain, was much feared in England, when the last Advices came away.
It is said that there is a Letter in Town, from a noble Lord in England, who gives it as his Opinion; that those unjust Acts of Parliament (which all America complains of) will in all probability be soon repealed; and likewise adds, that he thinks a Spanish War is now inevitable, in Consequence of which, the Troops will be more honorably employed, than dragooning their fellow Subjects into a Compliance to the ministerial Plan of Slavery.
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Boston
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Jan. 19.
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Fears in England of colonial separation from Great Britain based on last advices. A letter in town from a noble lord opines that unjust Acts of Parliament complained of by all America will likely be repealed soon, and a Spanish War is inevitable, leading troops to be employed more honorably than enforcing ministerial slavery plan on subjects.