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31 Adams, John VI. Committee Report on Petition from Nova Scotia, 9 … 1775-11-09 Proposals. That two Battallions of Marines be raised consisting of one Collonell, two Lt....
32 Jay, John Woodhull, Nathaniel From John Jay to the President of the New York … 1775-11-26 I have the honour of transmitting to you the enclosed Resolutions of Congress relative to the...
33 Committee of Secret Correspondence Contract between the Secret Committee and Thomas … 1775-11-28 Owner anonymous; transcript furnished by courtesy of Dr. Joseph E. Fields, Joliet, Ill. (1957)...
34 Committee of Secret Correspondence Lee, Arthur The Committee of Secret Correspondence to [Arthur Lee] … 1775-11-30 Copy: University of Virginia Library On November 29, 1775, Samuel Chase brought before Congress a...
35 Jay, John McDougall, Alexander From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 4 December 1775 1775-12-04 The Congress have at Length determined against the Tea holders— a Measure in my opinion neither...
36 Jay, John McDougall, Alexander From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 8 December 1775 1775-12-08 Accept my Thanks for your Letter of the 6 th . Ins t . which I rec d . yesterday. It gave me...
37 Jay, John Proofs That the Colonies Do Not Aim at Independence … 1775-12-09 It has long been the Art of the Enemies of America to sow ^ the Seeds of ^ Dissensions among us...
38 Committee of Secret Correspondence Lee, Arthur The Committee of Secret Correspondence to [Arthur Lee] … 1775-12-12 ALS : Maine Historical Society By this Conveyance we have the Pleasure of transmitting to you...
39 Jay, John McDougall, Alexander From John Jay to Alexander McDougall, 13 December 1775 1775-12-13 Your Letter of the 8 th . Inst. is now before me. did you know how much Satisfaction a Line from...
40 Jay, John Livingston, Robert R. From John Jay to Robert R. Livingston, 19 December 1775 1775-12-19 How it came to pass I know not, but so the Fact is, that neither of your Letters to me came to...