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John Dickinson
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Arthur Lee
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Yesterday the Congress broke up. You will immediately know their proceedings from Publications.Colonists have now taken such Ground, that Great Britain must relax, or inevitably involve herself in...
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Oct. 27, 1774
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John Dickinson
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Arthur Lee
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"The 'immedicabile Vulnus' is at length struck. The Rescript to our Petition is written in Blood. The impious War of Tyranny against Innocence has commenc’d in the Neighbourhood of...
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Apr. 29, 1775
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John Dickinson
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Arthur Lee
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Before this comes to Hand, You will have receiv’d, I presume, the Petition to the King. You will perhaps at first be surpriz’d, that We make no Claim, and mention no Right. But I hope [on]...
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Jul. 1775
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John Dickinson
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Arthur Lee
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The enclos’d will convince You how Affairs stand in America.1I am Sir, your Affectionate friend.(John Dickinson)
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Jul. 7, 1775
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