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We the subscribers, inhabitants of the Town of [blank] having taken into our serious consideration the precarious state of the liberties of North-America ... Do... covenant... That... after the first day of October next. . . we will not. purchase or use any goods. . . imported from Great Britain, until the harbour of Bos- ton shall be opened. . . Witness our hands, June, 1774.
— [Boston, 1774]. Broadside. F°.
This document was known as the “Solemn league and covenant.” Joseph Warren was chairman of the committee that drew it up.
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Dec. 18, Ss 1903 F188 — Broadsides. — Ro ton Port mu.—Warren, Joseph. 1741-1775.—Solemn
league and covenant, Massachusetts, 1774