The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... Colonies United . When the colonies began to oppose the acts of the British government , they had to unite . In 1765 a colonial congress met at New York to discuss a British law for taxing the colonies . The colo- nists had had no share ...
... Colonies United . When the colonies began to oppose the acts of the British government , they had to unite . In 1765 a colonial congress met at New York to discuss a British law for taxing the colonies . The colo- nists had had no share ...
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... colonies all but Georgia - had delegates in this second congress . 10. The third congress of the colonies met at Phila- delphia in May , 1775 , and found that war had already begun between the colonies and the British government ( p ...
... colonies all but Georgia - had delegates in this second congress . 10. The third congress of the colonies met at Phila- delphia in May , 1775 , and found that war had already begun between the colonies and the British government ( p ...
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... colonies which adopted the Declaration of Inde- pendence , July 4 , 1776 . our liberty and to in- sure us a good gov- ernment now for more than a century . 4. Many in One . -Before the revolu- tionary war the thir- teen colonies each ...
... colonies which adopted the Declaration of Inde- pendence , July 4 , 1776 . our liberty and to in- sure us a good gov- ernment now for more than a century . 4. Many in One . -Before the revolu- tionary war the thir- teen colonies each ...
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