the
Committees
of Protection, Correspondence and Safety
of
the various States
United under and by
the
Constitution
for the United States of America
the
Committees
of Protection, Correspondence and Safety
of
the various States
United under and by
the
Constitution
for the United States of America
updated
Sep 1768 | Resolutions of a Boston Town Meeting Against the King |
Feb 1773 | Boston's intelligence report |
Nov 1773 | Boston's tea tax warning |
Feb 1774 | The Independence of the Massachusetts Legislature |
May 1774 | New York calls for Continental Congress |
Jun 1774 | Boston's nonimportation request |
Sep 1774 | Boston's boycotts sales to British |
Oct 1774 | First Continental Congress Resolves |
Dec 1774 | Maryland Resolves |
Feb 1775 | Boston's message to the countryside |
Apr 1775 | Massachusetts appeal to create Committees |
May 1775 | Massachusetts requests bread and food |
May 1775 | Massachusetts disarm those enimical to our cause |
1775 | Cambridge, Massachusetts order for enlistments |
Aug 1775 | Song written by A Son of Liberty |
Sep 1775 | Mecklenburg Resolves |
Nov 1775 | New Hampshire call for names of enemies |
Dec 1775 | Massachusetts enlists marines and seamen |
Feb 1776 | Massachusetts Representatives authorize establishing local government |
May 1776 | Boston instructions to Delegates |
May 1776 | Menden, Massachusetts Committee establishes formal government |
Jul 1776 | Continental Congress authorizes militia to protect Congress |
Jul 1776 | New Hampshire call for enlistment |
Feb 1777 | Massachusetts reaffirm need for Committees |
Jul 1779 | Rhode Island Price act |
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