Continental Congress 1774 Letter and Boston Tea Party Fallout
The document recounts the Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia in September 1774, detailing grievances against British rule and a united nonimportation plan. It also covers Maryland reaction to the tea aboard the brig Pewey Stewart and the landing dispute, with local committees enforcing the boycott and public acknowledgments of restraint.
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Continental Congress
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America
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Great- Britain
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