The History of Haverhill, Massachusetts, From Its First Settlement, in 1640, to the Year 1860 ..

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2. Resolved, That we will not purchase any kind of Merchandize of those persons, who shall (by importing, purchasing or vending Said Tea) act contrary to the sense of the above Resolutions.
3. Resolved, That we will abide by any Determination of the approach- ing Congress which shall be rational & generally adopted ; in particular, if a nonimportation and nonexportation of Merchandize to and from Great Britain and Ireland, and a nonconsumation Agreement, shall be their Determination, we will bo...th collectively and individually abide by the Same.
4. Resolved, That if a nonimportation and nonexportation of Merchan- dize to and from Great Britain and Ireland shall be agreed upon and generally adopted and any person should be so lost to every feeling of Humanity and Regard to posterity, as to counteract such Agreement : We will not purchase any kind of ]\Ierchandize of them ; and will use our influence to deter others from doing the same.
5. Resolved, That there shall be a Committee of Correspondence for this Town to correspond with the Town of Boston, and other Towns in this province, and that this Committee shall consist of Five or more persons.

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