text_original: When the news of this 76 A HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES. ch. in. extraordinary proclamation reached home, Lord Dur  ham was called by the Times newspaper, ' the Lord High Seditioner.' The representative of the Sove  reign, it was said, had appealed to the judgment of a still rebellious colony against the policy of the Sovereign's own advisers.
text_transcription: WHEN THE NEWS OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY PROCLAMATION REACHED HOME LORD DURHAM WAS CALLED BY THE TIMES NEWSPAPER THE LORD HIGH SEDITIONER THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOVEREIGN IT WAS SAID HAD APPEALED TO THE JUDGMENT OF A STILL REBELLIOUS COLONY AGAINST THE POLICY OF THE SOVEREIGN'S OWN ADVISERS
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