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... conservatives from the colonies subject to the Restraining Acts , insisted on the continuance of the Association and proved themselves strong enough to make its provisions even more rigid.27 The conservatives set themselves hard against ...
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... conservatives had op- posed , as they had confederation , because it was a step in the direction of independence . Now the radicals moved ahead , and on April 6 , 1776 , the ports of the colonies were declared open to all the world ...
... conservatives had op- posed , as they had confederation , because it was a step in the direction of independence . Now the radicals moved ahead , and on April 6 , 1776 , the ports of the colonies were declared open to all the world ...
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The Problem of Interpretation | 3 |
The Internal Revolution | 16 |
Independence and Internal Revolution 17741776 | 54 |
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