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Address from the English, Irish and Scotch residents at Paris
1792-11-24
Subjects: Human rights,
Politics and government,
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SpeechesTranslation Status:Source-text,
Unpublished
English
Paris
Placeholder title for the unidentified source text of the translated address. According to the reprint in the Annual Register of 1798 (p. 347), the address was voted by acclamation in White's hotel on 18 November (foundational moment of the Société des amis des droits de l'homme). In the translation, the address is dated 14 November 1792 and was read aloud in the National Convention on 28 November by their secretary, Robert Bray O'Reilly. A British spy's report on the White hotel group by Captain George Monro from 6 December stated that the Address was prepared in a committee but framed by D.E. MacDonnel, the editor of the 'Morning Post' before being translated and signed on 24 November.
See https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/The_Annual_Register/iJQ9F7nu_scC?hl=en&gbpv=0 the