The Revolution
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On the other hand, if they continue their exports and imports, there is high reason to fear that fraud, power, and the most odious oppression, will rise triumphant over justice, right, social happiness, and freedom. And, more over, that this vote be transmitted by the moderator to all our sister Colonies, in the name and behalf of this town. " Copies of the vote, in accordance with the resolution, were sent to the several colonies, and thus was furthered mutual discussion of political happening...s. Massachusetts well understood that unless it received the support of its sister colonies it must be crushed. In regulating her action in the matter of the Port Bill upon the expectation that the other colonies would shrink from incurring the ban which OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES 141 had been passed upon their New England neighbor, Great Britain had failed to take account of the essential identity of interests between the colonies. In coming to the aid of Massachusetts the other colonies felt that they were not righting its battles, but were engaged in a contest in which they had hardly less at stake than it.
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On the other hand, if they continue their exports and imports, there is high reason to fear that fraud, power, and the most odious oppression, will rise triumphant over justice, right, social happiness, and freedom. And, more over, that this vote be transmitted by the moderator to all our sister Colonies, in the name and behalf of this town. " Copies of the vote, in accordance with the resolution, were sent to the several colonies, and thus was furthered mutual discussion of political happening...s. Massachusetts well understood that unless it received the support of its sister colonies it must be crushed. In regulating her action in the matter of the Port Bill upon the expectation that the other colonies would shrink from incurring the ban which OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES 141 had been passed upon their New England neighbor, Great Britain had failed to take account of the essential identity of interests between the colonies. In coming to the aid of Massachusetts the other colonies felt that they were not righting its battles, but were engaged in a contest in which they had hardly less at stake than it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William August Veditz to read onlineMoreLess
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