...the " Address from congress to the people of Great Britain." New York, 1775. 19 A declaration from congress, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. Philadelphia, 1775. 30 The petition and memorial of the assembly of Jamaica, to the king. • Philadelphia,...

...Officers, Tories, &c. , in ridicule of that delivered by Dr. Warren." — M S. note. 116 THE DECLARATION OF CONGRESS, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. . . Philadelphia. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. 117 AN ADDRESS from Congress to the inhabitants of Great...

...inhabitants of Great Britain. Philadelphia, 1775. 1147, 7. 1246, 19. & 1582, O. 11. The declaration of congress, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. Philadelphia, 1 775. 1147, 8. 1246, 17. & 3744, O. 7. An address from congress to the inhabitants of...

...Officers, Tories, &c., in ridicule of that delivered by Dr. Warren." — M S. note. 116 THE DECLARATION OF CONGRESS, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. . . Philadelphia. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. S67. 117 AN ADDRESS from Congress to the inhabitants of Great...

...day. On the day following there was also firing from Boston, and a Connecticut soldier was killed. The declaration of the Continental Congress, setting forth...the causes and necessity of their taking up arms, was read on 1 Kettell's Diary ; Heath ; Force's Archives, ii., 1650. the 15th, before the army at Cambridge,...

...principles and spirit of the leaders of that unfortunate town and province, they must by all means 1 The declaration of the Continental Congress, setting forth...the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. — See American Eloquence, vol. i., p. 286. * Abiel Leonard, DD ' Virginia Gazette, August 12. persuade...

...principles and spirit of the leaders of that unfortunate town and province, they must by all means 1 The declaration of the Continental Congress, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms.—See American Eloquence, vol. i., p. 286. 1 Abicl Leonard, DD ' Virginia Gazette, August 12....

...Government of Great Britain, nor to secure their independence. In the declaration made by the second Continental Congress, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms, they say, * we mean not to dissolve that union which has so long and so happily subsisted between us,...

...better. f This was a deelaration of the Continental Congress, setting forth the eauses and nceessity of their taking up arms, and was read on the 15th of July, at Cambridge, before Gen. Washington and other general officers by President Langdon, of Cambridge College. It was afterwards,...

...— Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of North America, now met in General Congress, setting forth the Causes and Necessity of their taking up Arms, Autograph of Gen. James Warren, half morocco. Phila., W. 6* T. Bradford, 1775 — The same. Newport,...