Daughters of Liberty Rally for Boycott in Edenton
The Daughters of Liberty formed across colonies to aid the Revolutionary War with cloth and goods from home. In the 1774 nonimportation push, Edenton’s 52 women signed a resolution supporting provincial deputies who pledged not to drink tea or wear British cloth.
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Devalued Peso Is Accepted by Top Mexico Bank
Mexico's central bank pledged to support the devalued peso at about 20 to 1 for several days to reduce market confusion after the currency floated. Banks quoted around 20.40 to 20.60 pesos per dollar as major business groups urged a return to fixed parity, while officials warned against panic and noted potential export and tourism benefits. The stock market posted record activity amid the peso turmoil.
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