Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788, and the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... Parliamentary debates on American affairs in Hansard , especially Burke's speeches ; W. Knox , Controversy Reviewed ( London , 1769 ) ; T. Paine , Common Sense ( 1776 ) ; the Constitution of Massachusetts ( 1780 ) ; and the Federalist ...
... Parliamentary debates on American affairs in Hansard , especially Burke's speeches ; W. Knox , Controversy Reviewed ( London , 1769 ) ; T. Paine , Common Sense ( 1776 ) ; the Constitution of Massachusetts ( 1780 ) ; and the Federalist ...
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... Parliament , 1765 . 18 • by Act of . • 24 32 • 34 Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress , 19 October 1765 From Dickinson's Farmer's Letters , 1767-8 • ✓Indian Diplomacy . From the Proceedings of a Congress of the Six Nations March 1768 ...
... Parliament , 1765 . 18 • by Act of . • 24 32 • 34 Resolutions of the Stamp Act Congress , 19 October 1765 From Dickinson's Farmer's Letters , 1767-8 • ✓Indian Diplomacy . From the Proceedings of a Congress of the Six Nations March 1768 ...
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... Parliament , August 1774 Joseph Galloway's Plan of Union , 28 September 1774 Declaration and Resolves of the Continental Congress , 1774 The Association . 20 October 1774 · · From John Adams's Novanglus , No. VII . January 1775 Franklin ...
... Parliament , August 1774 Joseph Galloway's Plan of Union , 28 September 1774 Declaration and Resolves of the Continental Congress , 1774 The Association . 20 October 1774 · · From John Adams's Novanglus , No. VII . January 1775 Franklin ...
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... Parliament should control imperial commerce , so long as it permitted them to prosper ; and they had no criticism of a foreign policy which had brought glorious results . No separatist movement existed . In England , however , there was ...
... Parliament should control imperial commerce , so long as it permitted them to prosper ; and they had no criticism of a foreign policy which had brought glorious results . No separatist movement existed . In England , however , there was ...
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... Parliament was the proper body to regulate the trade of the entire empire . Nor is it true that the prohibition of direct trade with continental Europe had been complained 1 This is argued in G. L. Beer , British Colonial Policy , 1754 ...
... Parliament was the proper body to regulate the trade of the entire empire . Nor is it true that the prohibition of direct trade with continental Europe had been complained 1 This is argued in G. L. Beer , British Colonial Policy , 1754 ...
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