That the enforcing the execution of the said acts of Parliament by a military power will have a tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies; and that we will... The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography - Page 47edited by - 1902Full view - About this book
| Henry Augustus Muhlenberg - History - 1849 - 472 pages
...a necessary tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies;...of Boston, and every other part of North America, that may be the immediate victim of tyranny, in promoling all proper measures to avert such dreadful... | |
| Albert Bernhardt Faust - Political Science - 1909 - 716 pages
...a necessary tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union, which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies;...and unanimously concur with our suffering brethren in Boston and every other part of North America, who are the immediate victims of tyranny, in promoting... | |
| Albert Bernhardt Faust - Germans - 1909 - 634 pages
...from the Discovery of the Continent, vol. iv, p. 318. The author's last revision. (NY Appleton, 1884.) and that we will most heartily and unanimously concur with our suffering brethren in Boston and every other part of North America, who are the immediate victims of tyranny, in promoting... | |
| Flora McDonald Williams - 1911 - 438 pages
...suffering brethen of Boston and every other part of North America, that may be the immediate victim of tyranny, in promoting all proper measures to avert...our grievances and to secure our common liberties. "5th. It is the unanimous opinion of this meeting that a joint resolution of all the Colonies to stop... | |
| Rudolf Cronau - German Americans - 1916 - 248 pages
...necessarily have a tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union, which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies;...and unanimously concur with our suffering brethren in Boston and every other part of North America, who are the immediate victims of tyranny, in promoting... | |
| Friedrich Bente - Lutheran Church - 1919 - 260 pages
...a necessary tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies;...brethren of Boston and every other part of North America that may be the immediate victim of tyranny, as promoting all proper measures to avert such dreadful... | |
| William Arter Zundel - Greensburg (Pa.) - 1922 - 290 pages
...a necessary tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union, which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies...and unanimously concur with our suffering brethren in Boston and every other part of North America, who are the immediate victims of tyranny, in promoting... | |
| John Walter Wayland - Shenandoah County (Va.) - 1927 - 886 pages
...will have a tendency to cause a civil war, thereby dissolving that union which has so long happily subsisted between the mother country and her colonies;...measures to avert such dreadful calamities, to procure n redress of our grievances, and to secure our common liberties.' " "The other resolutions were common... | |
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