...America, to meet in general congress at such place, annually, as shall be thought most convenient ; there to deliberate on those general measures which the united interests of America may, from time tc time, require." The paper ended by declaring that a persistence in the designs of Parliament would...

...nobly-worded resolution, deploring the policy pursued by parliament and suggesting the establishment of an annual congress of all the colonies, " to deliberate...interests of America may from time to time require." 1 , During the anxious days and nights immediately preceding the dissolution of the house, its prominent...

...the long private room of the Raleigh tavern, and there formed themselves into a voluntary association to "deliberate on those general measures which the...interests of America may, from time to time require." At a subsequent meeting a resolution was passed inviting the other colonies to a congress to be holden...

...America , to meet in general congress at such place annually as shall be thought most convenient ; there to deliberate on those general measures which the...interests of America may from time to time require." Mr. Wirt quotes in full this "Association, signed by eighty-nine members of the late House of Burgesses"...

...the long private room of the Raleigh tavern, and there formed themselves into a voluntary association to "deliberate on those general measures which the...interests of America may, from time to time require." At a subsequent meeting a resolution was passed inviting the other colonies to a congress to be holden...

...recommended the appointment of deputies from the several colonies to meet annually in General Congress to deliberate on those general measures which the...interests of America may from time to time require. A convention was called to meet in Williamsburg to consider measures for the protection of American...

...nobly-worded resolution, deploring the policy pursued by Parliament and suggesting the establishment of an annual congress of all the colonies, "to deliberate...united interests of America may from time to time require."2 During the anxious days and nights immediately preceding the dissolution of the House, its...

...Parliament, and recommended the establishment of an annual Congress, composed of representatives from all the colonies, "to deliberate on those general...interests of America may from time to time require." A call was also issued for a convention of delegates from Lord Dunmore. the counties of Virginia to...

...Parliament, and recommended the establishment of an annual Congress, composed of representatives from all the colonies, "to deliberate on those general...interests of America may from time to time require." A call was also issued for a convention of delegates from Lord Duninore. the counties of Virginia to...

...most convenient; there to deliberate on those general (114) DIV. n] JUDGE STORY'S STATEMENT. § 105 measures which the united interests of America may from time to time require." Later, through a convention chosen for the purpose, Virginia appointed seven delegates. This recommendation...