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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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1780 Gordon Rights : John Bull and his thugs certainly intimidated politicians The Englanders duffed up members of the House of Lords, who had to flee for their lives Lord Mansfield's house in Bloomsbury Square was burnt to the ground John Bull and his Englanders rioted for 7 days They army had to quell the patriotic rioters Ironic (PS Lord Mansfield refused compensation for his house) Why ? Because he was a man of principle and was prepared to be a martyr for Justice
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