Declaration of the United Colonies 1775 in Philadelphia
The document proclaims grievances against Parliament for taxing without consent, quartering troops, and altering colonial charters, and declares that the colonies will defend their liberties with arms if necessary. It urges reconciliation with Britain while warning against tyranny and emphasizes unity, rights, and potential foreign aid.
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We will not surrender our liberty to British oppression
The letter asserts that Parliament has infringed colonial rights, declaring colonial resistance a defense against a military despotism. It references the seizure of trade, denial of trial by jury, and the impunity for soldiers, arguing for reconciliation on constitutional principles and warning Britain of ruin unless rights are restored.
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