Congratulating the King on the successes in North America...
THE LONDON CHRONICLE, England, Nov. 20, 1759 The front page has a congratulatory address to the King of England from the officials of the city of Gloucester, England, on the great successes in North America, with reference to the capture of Quebec and the death of General Wolfe.
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