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The Story of Manhattan

Chapter 23 No.23

Word Count: 524    |    Released on: 30/11/2017

LIBERTY at

s anxious to carry out the decision

But the Assembly said that the Congress had not been a lawful gathering and must not be obeyed. The colonists replied that they would do as they thought best, no matter what the King's Assembly ordered.

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