Chapter I
1774-1775.
ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.--ORIGIN OF
THE UNION.--SITUATION OF THE COLONIES BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.
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Political Organizations of the Colonies 3
Provincial Governments 4
Proprietary Governments 5
Charter Governments 5
Causes of the Revolution 6
Local Legislatures 7
Power of the Colonies to unite, asserted by the Revolution 8
Reasons why they were enabled to effect the Union 8
A General Congress 10
First Step towards it 11
Assembling of the Congress 13
Delegates 14
Method of Voting 15
Rights of the Colonies 16
Separation from Great Britain not contemplated 18
Relations of the Congress to the Country 19
Authority of Parliament 20
Declaration of Rights 22
Cessation of Exports and Imports 23
Another Congress proposed 25
Royal Government terminated in Massachusetts 25
Provincial Congress of Massachusetts 26
Battle of Lexington 27
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