 | Neville B. Craig - 1876 - 608 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...or desire any innovation, but only that things may bo restored to, and go on in the same way as before the era of the Stamp Act, when Boston grew .great,... | |
 | William Pratt Breed - 1876 - 218 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...power resist and oppose them, or either of them, and we will coincide with any plan that may be formed for the defence of America in general or Pennsylvania... | |
 | Neville B. Craig - 1876 - 604 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acU of ita Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...power resist and oppose them, or either of them, and w 11 coincide with any plan that may be formed for the defence of America in general, or Pennsylvania... | |
 | William Pratt Breed - 1876 - 222 páginas
...military discipline, and to the utmost of our power resist and oppose them, or either of them, and we will coincide with any plan that may be formed for...America in general or Pennsylvania in particular. "Fourth. That we do not wish or desire any innovation, but only that things may be restored to and... | |
 | Frank Cowan - 1878 - 436 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...may be formed for the defence of America in general and Pennsylvania in particular." Of the Virginians who participated in the meeting at Pittsburgh, William... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1881 - 644 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its Parliament,1 we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...coincide with any plan that may be formed for the defense of America in general, or Pennsylvania in particular. 4th. That we do not desire any innovation,... | |
 | Arthur St. Clair, William Henry Smith - 1881 - 640 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its Parliament,1 we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...of them, and will coincide with any plan that may he formed for the defense of America in general, or Pena«ylvauia in particular. 4th. That we do not... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson Chapman - 1900 - 248 páginas
...should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the utmost of our power resist them and oppose them, or either of them, and will coincide with any plan that may be formed for the... | |
 | John Newton Boucher - 1906 - 774 páginas
...from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to a military discipline, and to the utmost of our power,...coincide with any plan that may be formed for the defense of America in general, or Pennsylvania in particular. 4th. That we do not desire any innovation,... | |
 | James Moore Swank - 1908 - 388 páginas
...should Troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary Acts of its Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the...coincide with any plan that may be formed for the defense of America in general, or Pennsylvania in particular. 4th. That we do not wish or desire any... | |
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That should our country be invaded by a foreign enemy, or should troops be sent from Great Britain to enforce the late arbitrary acts of its Parliament, we will cheerfully submit to military discipline, and to the utmost of our power resist and oppose... 
