Paul Revere9 September 1774
Paul Revere carries a copy to the Suffolk Resolves to the Continental Congress, which is in session in Philadelphia
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Paul Revere carries a copy to the Suffolk Resolves to the Continental Congress, which is in session in Philadelphia
The Suffolk Resolves urge Massachusetts to establish a separate free state until the Coercive Acts were repealed
Representatives from Boston and Suffolk County towns respond to the Coercive Acts, Warren captures the mood of his fellow delegates in a series of resolutions.
The Suffolk Resolves announce that subjects no longer owe loyalty to a King who violates their rights.
The Suffolk Resolves are passed by a unanimous vote of the Suffolk County towns.
The Suffolk Resolves proclaim the Coercive Acts to be unconstitutional and void and officials charged with the enforcement of these illegal acts are called upon to resign.
The Suffolk Resolves are passed by the Continental Congress protesting against British coercive legislation
The Suffolk Resolves are passed by the Continental Congress protesting against British coercive legislation
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