Resolution : establishing a Committee of Correspondence, 1773 May 21.

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Resolution : establishing a Committee of Correspondence, 1773 May 21.

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In response to a resolution of the Virginia House of Burgesses, Connecticut establishes a Committee of Correspondence. This resolution contains the text of the Virginia resolution of March 12.

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