Records of the Governor And Council of the State of Vermont volume 1
Records of the Governor And Council of the State of Vermont volume 1
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When the "non-importation, non-consumption, and non-exportation association" adopted by Congress Oct. 20 1774, together with the ten resolutions previously adopted, (which were declaratory of the rights of the people of the colonies and accompanied by a summary of the wrongs attempted by the British parliament. ) became known, John Hazeltine, by the advice of some of the leading men of the county, issued a circu- lar dated Nov. 13, calling another convention to meet at Westminster on the 30th o...f that month. On the 28th, the inhabitants of Chester met, 1 Jacob Laughton of Dummerston, born Sept. 10, 1760, was living in 1851, and informed B. H. Hall that " Lieut. Spaulding was a resolute man, " and that " it took three or four Yorkers to conquer him when he was committed to the jail at Westminster. " 2 Account entered by Doctor Solomon Harvey in the records of Dummerston. Vol. I, pp. 18-20. — See B. H. Hall's Eastern Vermont pp. 200-203.
Appendix A, No. 1. 321 appointed two delegates to the proposed county convention, and instruct- ed them to use l heir best endeavours to procure a vole of thanks to the continental Congress "for their good services, " and an assurance that the people of the county would "fully comply with their advice and res- olutions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the "non-importation, non-consumption, and non-exportation association" adopted by Congress Oct. 20 1774, together with the ten resolutions previously adopted, (which were declaratory of the rights of the people of the colonies and accompanied by a summary of the wrongs attempted by the British parliament. ) became known, John Hazeltine, by the advice of some of the leading men of the county, issued a circu- lar dated Nov. 13, calling another convention to meet at Westminster on the 30th o...f that month. On the 28th, the inhabitants of Chester met, 1 Jacob Laughton of Dummerston, born Sept. 10, 1760, was living in 1851, and informed B. H. Hall that " Lieut. Spaulding was a resolute man, " and that " it took three or four Yorkers to conquer him when he was committed to the jail at Westminster. " 2 Account entered by Doctor Solomon Harvey in the records of Dummerston. Vol. I, pp. 18-20. — See B. H. Hall's Eastern Vermont pp. 200-203.
Appendix A, No. 1. 321 appointed two delegates to the proposed county convention, and instruct- ed them to use l heir best endeavours to procure a vole of thanks to the continental Congress "for their good services, " and an assurance that the people of the county would "fully comply with their advice and res- olutions.
What to read after Records of the Governor And Council of the State of Vermont volume 1?
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