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In the letter General Garatoga writes to an unknown recipient. He claims that the treaty is outrageous. Saying that "The actual country should be the ones who dictate the terms." And that "the way loyalist are being treated is just unacceptable." Threating that if it was up to him the British should "assert it's military dominance in the colonies". The only reason he gave for this is that the loyalist's who's property was stolen from them and whose family members had been killed in riots were receiving little to no compensation.

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A source in Britain leaked a correspondence between with two of the British officials that signed the Treaty of Paris

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Interviewer: John McKinley - Could you tell us a little about yourself first?

Bertha - "I am Bertha Melham, mother of five and wife to Donald Melham who is being detained by the disgusting British government on a prison ship."

Interviewer: John McKinley - What are your thoughts on the Treaty of Paris?

Bertha - "Thanks to the rushed and un-refined mess that is The Treaty of Paris. Since our leaders were too concentrated on getting the treaty signed and declaring themselves winners they did not take the time to make sure the treaty would be beneficial to the people who they claim to be fighting for.

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With the Wife of the POW who is still imprisoned by the British

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Rejoice Baltimore!
News has reached us that just this September our continental congressmen have reached peace with the British empire in the Treaty of Paris! This treaty recognized that our 13 colonies are now an independent country! Other significant effects of the Treaty of Paris include setting boarders and giving us fishing rights off the coast of Canada. Unfortunately, the treaty also brought about many new problems. The consequences of which will be felt by the people of our country. First, it weakly suggests repayment of debts developed during the war. Anyone who is owed money by a Brit is no longer guaranteed payment. In addition,  any loyalist who had their property confiscated is not guaranteed their belongings back. The Treaty of Paris only recommended the colonial government to return taken property. Further bad news for families of soldiers taken prisoner in the war, The treaty also failed to force a return of POWs.