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war, Add all the ſtren of this vaſt continent to 
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Aal this country ol all its money, - by the the 
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nations, were taxed; nay, although no wine 


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ff Boſton, were Tales, upon to anſwer 
complaint. The Miniſtry; incenſed by being 

appointed in a favourite ſcheme, were determi 
to recur from the little arts of fineile; to op 
and unmanly. 1 The port of B 
blocked up by a fleet, and an army plac 
towns, Their trade: was to be ſuſpended, at 
* fands reduced to the necellity. of gaining fubliſta 

from charity, till they ſhould ſubmit ta pas 
the yoke, and conſent to become; 1¹⁴ 
ſeſſing the, omnipotence of Parliamer 
eſeing in Whatever diſpoſition they r > 
| beiter to 0 of fn Joes and property. |... ..- 
Loet jaſtice and humanity ceaſe to be the boaſt „ 
| your nation! Coufal your. hiftory, examine your 
of: FOOT tran lions, PF turn to me an- 


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tried, and 1 J,, but iny To = 3 
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1 wad be ſome conſolation to us, if he cata= 
Jogue of American oppreſfions ended here. It gives 
4s pain to be 8 to the neceſſity of reminding | 4 
you, that under the confidence repoſed in the faith — 
of government, pledged i in a royal charter from a 
‚ Britiſh Sovereign, the. forc-fathers. of the preſent 
Inhabitants of the Maſachuſett's-Bay left their for- 
mer habitations, and cftabliſhed that great, flouriſh- 
ing, and loyal Colony. Without incurring or being 
charged with a forfeiture of their rights, without 
being heard, without. being tried, 1 i law, ang 
__ © without] ſlice, by an AQ. of Parliament, 1 8 
Charter is deſtroyed, their liberties violated, 
cConſtitution and form of government 8 by 
and all this upon no better pretence, than becauſe 
in one of their towns a treſpaſs was committed on 
ſome merchandize, fald to belong to one of the 
Companies, and becauſe the Miniſtry were of opi- 
nion, that ſuch high political regulations were ne- 
ceſſary to compel due bee and obedicnoe 
to their mandates. _ 
Nor are theſe the only capital grievances under 0 
8 which we labour. We might tell of L diflolute, weak 
5 wicked Governors haying been ſet over us; 
of Legiſlatures being ſuſpended for aſſerting the 
5 5 of Britiſh ſubjects —of needy. and ignorant 
dependents on great men, adyanced to the ſeats of 
Juſtice, and to other places of truſt and importance 
—of hard reſtrictione on commerce, and a 17 
variety of leffer evils, the recollection of which, 
almoſt loft under the weight and Preſiure of greater 
and more poignant calamities, _- * 
Now mark the progreſſion a of the miniſterial pl | a 8 e 
| for enflaving us. wo 55 
Well aware that ſuch hardy attempts to take our 
Property from us; to deprive us of that a 


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right aff trial he jr, to {ci ze our perſons, and 
carry us for trial to Great Britain ; tc blockade 
dur ports; to deſtroy our Charters, ang change 
our forms of government, would occafion ind 544 + 
: already occaſioned, great diſcontent in all the Co- 
_ lonies, which mi; he 2 oppoſition to theſe 
fures: An A afſed to prqtect, indemnify, 
anc | {creen from punch nt ſuch as might be guilty 
; ey of ark” in endeavouring to to. carry their 
effive edict into executian ; 4 by another 
A he dominion. of Canada is 5, ſo extended, 
ata, and reed, as that b being 9 
from us, Aetacl d from our a 50 by civil 
well as religi ious preach * that by cher mamber 
daily ſwdlling wit emigra nts from Europ 
and by thei devotion to te Adminigrao io frien ty 
to hs ares el igion, they , ß ht become formidable to 
us, and on Boa on, be fi inſtruments i in the hands 
of wer, to reduce che ancient free Proteſtant 
Colonies to the fame flate of ſlavery with themſelves. 
Ibis was evidently the object gf the Act; —An 
in this view being extremely dangerqus to our 5 
ery and aiet, we cannot forbear complaini 
72 hofti bd Britich Mee ce Bd 
theſe confid fderatio 5 we Ccatinot help deplorin the | 
unhapp RY. condition to. Which it has reduced the 
many. pglith- ſettlers, who, "encouraged by the 
- Royal Proch lamation, promiſing ide enſoy ment of 
have purchaſed cliates | ip that coun- 


all thejr rights, þ 


: government, de; rived of trial by Jur and when 
i prifoned N lai 'm the b 1 5 f the habeas 


AR, that eat bulwark, a5 ks of 
Faß ib ider: Nor fr Kone 


i Britiſh, 
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piety, 
i 5 throu ugh every part of the world. 


you to confi er to what end they lead. - 


1 Britain, pls 4 the. aid _ our Kaman Catholic 
' neighbours, ſhould be able to carry the point 


of taxation, and reduce us to a ſtate of perfof 5 
humiliation and ſlavery. Such an enterprize 
would doubtleſs, make ſome addition to your - 
national debt, which already prefles down | 
your libertie 8, and fi Us ou with Penſioners 
and Placemen. We preſume, alſo, that your 


commerce will |, ſomewhat be diminiſhed. 


However, ſuppoſe you ſhould prove victorious 
in what condition will you then be? What 
advantages or what laurels will you reap . | 


ſuch a conqueſt? 
May nota Miniſtry with the ſame armies 
enſlave you it may be ſaid, you will ceaſe 


to pay them-»-but remember the taxes from 


America, the wealth, and we may add, the 
cticularly the Roman Catholics 


PO er of your enemies - nor will you have 


ny reaſon to expect, that after — ſlaves 
| of us, many among us ſhould refuſe to aſſiſt 


in reducing you to 111 ſame abject ſtate, 


Vo got treat this as aa a 
that! in leſs than half a century, the quit- rents 


N to the bg "TO "_ the remade 


ma 


ngen yo ur iſland in blood, anddifperſedi im- 
1g0try, perſecution, murder and rebel- 


This being a true ſtate of facts, let us . : 


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grants of this vaſt continent; will pour large 


reams of wealth into the royal coffers, and 
if to this be added the power of taxing Ame 


cica at pleaſure, the Crown will be rendered 


independant on you for ſupplies, and will 
poffeſs more treaſure than may be neceſſary to 
purchaſe the remains / liberty in your Alland. 


n a word, take care that you dg not fall 5 
| mto the pit that is preparing for us. 


We believe there is yet much virtue, much A. 
zaſtice, and much public ſpirit in the Englith 


nation To that juſtice we now appeal. 
Vou have been told that we are ſeditious, 


impatient of government, and deſirous of in- 


dependancy. Be aſſured that theſe are not 
facts, but calumnies. Permit us to be as 


free as yourſelves, and we ſhall ever eſteem 

a union with you to be our greateſt glory and 
(Ralls ever be ready 

to contribute all in our power to the welfare 


of the Empire we ſhall confider your ene- 
mies as our enemies, and your intereſt as Our 


© But if you are Aeteritied that your Minir. 


vai ſhall wantonly ſport with the rights of 
mankind---IF neither the voice, of juſtice, 
the diftates of the law, the principles of the 


conſtitution, or the ſuggeſtions of humanity 


can reſtrain your hands from ſhedding human 
blood in ſuch an impious cauſe, we muſt then 
tell you, that we never will ſubmit to be 

bewers of wood or drawers of water for any > 
miniſtry or nation in the world, Place 


ed 


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- Place: us "2p che ſome ſituation that we were 5 


at; the aloſe.of--the, laſt: war, Lon Our fommen 
| harmony will be teſtored. uf 2h „„ 


Bu leſt the fame, ſopineſs 2 Guida : 


| inattention to our common intereſt, | which: ok 


we think it prudent to anticipate the conſe- 
quences. 


By the deſtruction alabe-cedrcofiBollon, - 


the Miniſtry have endeavoured to induce ſub- 


- miſſion to their meaſures —The like fate may 


| befal: us" all, we will: endeavour itherefore to 


live without trade, and recur for ſubſiſtence 


| to the fertility and bounty of our: native fol} 


Which will afford us all the neceſſaries and 
| fome of the conveniencies of life. We have 


fuſpended our importation from Great Britain 
and Ireland; and in leſs than a yeai's time, 
unlefs our grievances ſhould be redreſſed, 


ſhall diſcontinue our exports to thoſe Ling | 


doms and the Weſt-Indies. 
It is with the utmoſt regret however, that 
we find ourſelves compelled by the over- 
ruling principles of ſelf-preſervation, to adopt 


meaſures detrimental in their conſequences to 


numbers of our fellow ſubjects in Great-Britain 


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