A letter from the Committee of the association of New York : to the lord mayor and corporation of the city of London, 5th May, 1775
1924
974.703 N42l 1924
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Title
A letter from the Committee of the association of New York : to the lord mayor and corporation of the city of London, 5th May, 1775
Published
[London] : Printed under the direction of the Library committee of the corporation, 1924.
Description
[16] p. : facsim. ; 32 cm.
Call Number
974.703 N42l 1924
System Control No.
(OCoLC)17598371
Note
Reprint of 1920 ed.
"The New York Committee of correspondence had been succeeded in November, 1774, by a Committee of observation chosen to carry out the measures adopted by Congress at Philadelphia. So disturbed were conditions in New York after the battle of Lexington that this committee proposed the formation of an association to prevent mob-rule and to support the civil authority. Accordingly on April 29th [1775] the articles of association were read and signed at a public meeting by over one thousand freeholders, freemen, and inhabitants of the city and county of New York, and a few days later the committee of the association, as nominated by the Committee of observation, was elected by the ordinary voters in the wards."--p. [5]-[6]
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"The New York Committee of correspondence had been succeeded in November, 1774, by a Committee of observation chosen to carry out the measures adopted by Congress at Philadelphia. So disturbed were conditions in New York after the battle of Lexington that this committee proposed the formation of an association to prevent mob-rule and to support the civil authority. Accordingly on April 29th [1775] the articles of association were read and signed at a public meeting by over one thousand freeholders, freemen, and inhabitants of the city and county of New York, and a few days later the committee of the association, as nominated by the Committee of observation, was elected by the ordinary voters in the wards."--p. [5]-[6]
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