The Rise of the Republic of the United States
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1 Life of Elbridge Geny, i. 174. He did not ask instructions to enable the Massachusetts delegates to act, for they were fully empowered by their commissions. He suggests the publication of any instructions which the Assembly might adopt, in order to influence public sentiment.
2 Grigsby's Discourse on " The Convention of 1776, " p. 8.
502 THE RISE OF THE REPUBLIC.
North Carolina was the first colony to act as a unit in favor of independence. It was the fourth in importance of the United Coloni...es. Its Provincial Congress had organized the militia, and vested the public authority in a provincial council for the whole colony, committees of safety for the districts, and county and town committees. A large portion of the people were adherents of the crown, among them a body of Highland emigrants, and most of the party of regu- lators. Governor Martin represented, not without grounds, 1 that, if these loyalists were supported by a British force, the colony might be gained to the royal side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Life of Elbridge Geny, i. 174. He did not ask instructions to enable the Massachusetts delegates to act, for they were fully empowered by their commissions. He suggests the publication of any instructions which the Assembly might adopt, in order to influence public sentiment.
2 Grigsby's Discourse on " The Convention of 1776, " p. 8.
502 THE RISE OF THE REPUBLIC.
North Carolina was the first colony to act as a unit in favor of independence. It was the fourth in importance of the United Coloni...es. Its Provincial Congress had organized the militia, and vested the public authority in a provincial council for the whole colony, committees of safety for the districts, and county and town committees. A large portion of the people were adherents of the crown, among them a body of Highland emigrants, and most of the party of regu- lators. Governor Martin represented, not without grounds, 1 that, if these loyalists were supported by a British force, the colony might be gained to the royal side.
What to read after The Rise of the Republic of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frothingham, Richard, 1812-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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