Jamaica Centennial July 4th 1876
Jamaica Centennial July 4th 1876
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6. We approve the measures of the late General Congress at Philadelphia.
T. We appoint for our Committee of correspond- ence and observation : Kev. Abm. Keteltas, Capt. Richard Betts, Waters Smith, Dr. John Inncs, Capt. Ephraim Bailey, Jos. Kobiusou, Capt. Jos. French, Elias Bailey, Wm. Ludlum. ^ Note —This meeting would have been held much sooner but for the refusal of Capt. Beuj. Whitehead Supervisor to show the townspeople the letter he had received from the Whig Committee of New X ork.
Note.... — Abm. Keteltas tho' a clergyman said that sooner than pay the duty oh tea as required by Par- liament he would shoulder his musket and tight.
TRUE PREDICTION OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Jamaica Committee met Jan. 19th, 1775, and after thanking the New. York delegates to the General Congiess for their important services, they say : " We joyfully anticipate the pleasure of seeing your names enwlled in the annals of America and transmitted to the latest generations as the friends and deliverers of your country, and of having your praises resounded from one end of this Continent to the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. We approve the measures of the late General Congress at Philadelphia.
T. We appoint for our Committee of correspond- ence and observation : Kev. Abm. Keteltas, Capt. Richard Betts, Waters Smith, Dr. John Inncs, Capt. Ephraim Bailey, Jos. Kobiusou, Capt. Jos. French, Elias Bailey, Wm. Ludlum. ^ Note —This meeting would have been held much sooner but for the refusal of Capt. Beuj. Whitehead Supervisor to show the townspeople the letter he had received from the Whig Committee of New X ork.
Note.... — Abm. Keteltas tho' a clergyman said that sooner than pay the duty oh tea as required by Par- liament he would shoulder his musket and tight.
TRUE PREDICTION OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Jamaica Committee met Jan. 19th, 1775, and after thanking the New. York delegates to the General Congiess for their important services, they say : " We joyfully anticipate the pleasure of seeing your names enwlled in the annals of America and transmitted to the latest generations as the friends and deliverers of your country, and of having your praises resounded from one end of this Continent to the other.
What to read after Jamaica Centennial July 4th 1876?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Onderdonk to read onlineMoreLess
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