American Congress urged to back imperial terms and relief
The document argues for submitting deputies to the Continental Congress to seek redress from Britain. It calls for renunciations of taxes, trade controls, and Admiralty powers, while preserving wartime support and commerce with Britain. It also warns against nonimportation agreements and stresses loyalty to the Crown. It outlines potential plans for revenue and East India Company concessions, plus a firm stance on trade regulation and colonial union.
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