The South joins Boston in defence of their liberties...
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July 14, 1774
THE LONDON CHRONICLE, England, July 14, 1774
* Southern Colonies join Boston in defense of liberties
* Pre Revolutionary War tensions
An inside page has some tidbits concerning the troubles & news in America in relationship to England, including: currently talked in Virginia that South Carolina & other southern colonies would join Boston in defence of their liberties. However the general opinion was that the commotions which then prevailed would soon subside."
The back page has nearly 1 columns taken up with an "...Address from a Number of Gentleman to Governor Gage..." in which they give their opinoins on the troubled relationship with England and the harm being caused by the recent trade acts, etc. (see photos)
Complete in 8 pages, some over-inking but causing no loss of readability, 8 1/2 by 11 inches, nice condition.
* Southern Colonies join Boston in defense of liberties
* Pre Revolutionary War tensions
An inside page has some tidbits concerning the troubles & news in America in relationship to England, including: currently talked in Virginia that South Carolina & other southern colonies would join Boston in defence of their liberties. However the general opinion was that the commotions which then prevailed would soon subside."
The back page has nearly 1 columns taken up with an "...Address from a Number of Gentleman to Governor Gage..." in which they give their opinoins on the troubled relationship with England and the harm being caused by the recent trade acts, etc. (see photos)
Complete in 8 pages, some over-inking but causing no loss of readability, 8 1/2 by 11 inches, nice condition.
Category: Revolutionary War
