Journals of the American Congress: from 1774-1788: In Four Volumes, Količina 1Way and Gideon, 1823 |
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... proper measures to obtain a repeal of the several acts of the British parliament , for levying taxes upon his majesty's subjects in America , without their consent , and particularly an act lately passed for blocking up the port of ...
... proper measures to obtain a repeal of the several acts of the British parliament , for levying taxes upon his majesty's subjects in America , without their consent , and particularly an act lately passed for blocking up the port of ...
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... proper to attend the General Congress , to be held at Philadelphia , on the first of September next , as by said appointment , being unable , by reason of previous engagements and the state of their health , to attend said Congress , on ...
... proper to attend the General Congress , to be held at Philadelphia , on the first of September next , as by said appointment , being unable , by reason of previous engagements and the state of their health , to attend said Congress , on ...
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... proper materials for ascertaining the importance of each colony . Resolved , That no person shall speak more than twice on the same point , without leave of the Congress . Resolved , That no question shall be determined the day , on ...
... proper materials for ascertaining the importance of each colony . Resolved , That no person shall speak more than twice on the same point , without leave of the Congress . Resolved , That no question shall be determined the day , on ...
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... proper to be used for a restoration of our rights . After some debate on the subject , the Congress adjourned . MONDAY , September 26 , 1774. A. M. The Congress met according to adjournment . John Herring , esq . a deputy from Orange ...
... proper to be used for a restoration of our rights . After some debate on the subject , the Congress adjourned . MONDAY , September 26 , 1774. A. M. The Congress met according to adjournment . John Herring , esq . a deputy from Orange ...
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... proper footing , would be amply sufficient for their defence in time of peace ; that they are desirous of putting it on such a footing immediately , and that in case of war , the colonies are ready to grant supplies for raising any ...
... proper footing , would be amply sufficient for their defence in time of peace ; that they are desirous of putting it on such a footing immediately , and that in case of war , the colonies are ready to grant supplies for raising any ...
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