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- From the commencement of the War it was never more necessary for the final establishment of Civil Liberty & Independency, that the main Strength of the United States should be called this hour in to service
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Official records of the original colonies and the early United States. The First Continental Congress (1774) addressed "intolerable acts" by the British. The Second Continental Congress (1775-1781) created the Declaration of Independence and the first national government. The Congress of the Confederation (1781-1789) followed. Read important papers, letters, treaties, and reports--famous and obscure--relating to the formation of the new nation, as penned by the founding fathers.
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- Collection Title:
- Papers of the Continental Congress
- Publication Title:
- Papers of the Continental Congress
- Item Number:
- 154
- Publication Number:
- M247
- Item Description:
- Letters from Maj. Gen. Horatio Gates, 1775-82
- Item Title:
- Ltrs from Gen Horatio Gates
- Volume Number:
- 1
- Page:
- 371
- Roll Number:
- 174
- Original data from:
The National Archives
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