The Beginnings of American Nationality the Constitutional Relations Between Th
The Beginnings of American Nationality the Constitutional Relations Between Th
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It invited them " to add yourselves to us, to put your fate, whenever you suffer injuries which you are determined to oppose, not on the small influence of your single province, but on the consolidated powers of North America. " 3 It need hardly be remarked that all pledges and assurances in this document assumed the indorsement of the members of the twelve corporations for whom its authors spoke. That the indorsement would have been given is probable. That the Congress had any power to compel ...it need not be expressly denied.
>J. Of 0, 1, 40.
* Vid. Declaration of the county of Suffolk, Art. 11. Also similar article in Dec. Of Eights by the Congress. 3 J. Of C. , I, 40-45.
34 The Beginnings of American Nationality.
X. The final important act of the Congress was the signing of the petition to the king. 1 In the name and behalf of " his majesty's faithful subjects " of the twelve colonies, it presented another version of the same facts which had been so variously proclaimed. It appeals from the ministers : "Those designing and dangerous men, who daringly interposing themselves between your royal person and your faithful subjects, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It invited them " to add yourselves to us, to put your fate, whenever you suffer injuries which you are determined to oppose, not on the small influence of your single province, but on the consolidated powers of North America. " 3 It need hardly be remarked that all pledges and assurances in this document assumed the indorsement of the members of the twelve corporations for whom its authors spoke. That the indorsement would have been given is probable. That the Congress had any power to compel ...it need not be expressly denied.
>J. Of 0, 1, 40.
* Vid. Declaration of the county of Suffolk, Art. 11. Also similar article in Dec. Of Eights by the Congress. 3 J. Of C. , I, 40-45.
34 The Beginnings of American Nationality.
X. The final important act of the Congress was the signing of the petition to the king. 1 In the name and behalf of " his majesty's faithful subjects " of the twelve colonies, it presented another version of the same facts which had been so variously proclaimed. It appeals from the ministers : "Those designing and dangerous men, who daringly interposing themselves between your royal person and your faithful subjects, .
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