 | Henry Phelps Johnston - 1878 - 562 páginas
...CONNECTICUT. PART I. THE CAMPAIGN. CHAPTER I. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CAMPAIGN — PLANS AND PREPARATIONS. " OUR affairs are hastening fast to a crisis ; and the approaching...probability, determine forever the fate of America." So wrote John Hancock, President of Congress, June 4th, 1776, to the governors and conventions of the... | |
 | Sons of the American Revolution. Connecticut Society - 1891 - 120 páginas
...PROCLAMATION, and make the solemn Appeal to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis, and the approaching...Probability determine forever the fate of AMERICA. If this should be successful on our side, there is little to fear on account of any other. Be exhorted... | |
 | Martha Bockée Flint - 1896 - 576 páginas
...the Continental Congress, had written to the Governors and Assemblies of the various Colonies: " Our affairs are hastening fast to a crisis, and the approaching...probability, determine forever the fate of America." So it was, decisive, not as ending the war, but as establishing the resisting power of the Americans... | |
 | John Frederick Schroeder - 1903 - 552 páginas
...PROCLAMAT1ON, and make the solemn Appeal to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis, and the approaching...will in all Probability determine forever the fate of AMER1CA. If this should be successful on our side, there is little to fear on account of any other.... | |
 | Charles Burr Todd - 1906 - 278 páginas
...PROCLAMATION, and make the solemn Appeal to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis, and the approaching...Probability determine forever the fate of AMERICA. If this should be successful on our side, there is little to fear on account of any other. Be exhorted... | |
 | Oscar Jewell Harvey - 1909 - 682 páginas
...the solemn Appeal of said Assembly to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis, and the approaching...Probability, determine forever the Fate of America. * * Be exhorted to rtse, therefore, to superior Exertions on this great Occasion; and let all that... | |
 | Lorenzo Sears - 1912 - 374 páginas
...lover.1 On the 4th of June, he wrote to "The Hon'ble Assembly of Massachusetts Bay" : — — "Our affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis; and the approaching...and his Parliament, that they have left no Measure unassayed that had a Tendency to accomplish our Destruction. Not contented with having lined our Coasts... | |
 | George Larkin Clark - 1914 - 816 páginas
...published in the churches, appealing to the "virtue and public spirit of the good people of this colony" : Affairs are hastening fast to a crisis, and the approaching...probability determine forever the fate of America. Be exhorted to rise therefore to superior exertions on this great occasion ; and let all that are able... | |
 | Jonathan Trumbull - 1919 - 394 páginas
...the solemn Appeal of said Assembly to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis, and the approaching...Probability, determine forever the fate of America. If this should be successful on our Side, there is little to fear on Account of any other. Be exhorted... | |
 | Edmund Cody Burnett - 1921 - 650 páginas
...THE PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS TO THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CONVENTION.1 PHILADA. June 4th. 1776. Gentlemen: Our affairs are hastening fast to a Crisis; and the approaching Campaign will in all Probability, determine for ever the fate of America. Such is the unrelenting Spirit which possesses the Tyrant of Britain... | |
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I do therefore by and with the advice of the Counsel, and at the desire of the Representatives in General Court assembled, issue this PROCLAMATION, and make the solemn Appeal to the Virtue and public Spirit of the good People of this Colony. Affairs are... 
