Address of the American Congress to Quebec inhabitants
The document presents an address from the American Congress to the inhabitants of Quebec. It urges unity among colonies, cites the hoped benefits of a free government, and warns against ministerial actions that undermine rights such as jury trial habeas corpus and land tenure. It emphasizes liberty, property, and religious freedom under a representative government.
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Fragmented Colonial Liberty Address Warns Canadians
A fragmentary text argues against British rule in Canada, urging resistance to taxes and centralized power. It frames governance as a danger to property and liberty, invoking Montesquieu and the idea of representative government while urging unity with nearby colonies. The piece critiques crown ministers and calls for constitutional rights and elected representation.
Provisional Congress Call for Unity and Redress 1774
The document urges provincial delegates to meet in a provincial congress and then send representatives to the continental Congress in Philadelphia on May 16, 1774. It appeals to adopt a union against British acts, requests support from Great Britain and Ireland, and seeks concerted measures for secure natural and civil rights. Henry Middleton signed as President on October 26, 1774.
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Auction Notice for Vinegar Office in Norwich
A public auction on Wednesday January 1 1774 from 3 to 5 pm at the hall of Jonathan Gleed Rose Tavern St Michaels Plea Norwich. Private contract sale of full premises plans show a large beer and vinegar office with yard and coppers, freehold and land tax affixed. For details enquire Mr James Bond Princes Street near the Bank Norwich.
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Norwich
James Bond
Princes-street
Loridd
Joseph Mason
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