Thomas Shipman correspondence, 1769.

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Thomas Shipman correspondence, 1769.

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ALS (1769 March 6) written by Shipman to Henry Remson in New York regarding his order and mentioning the possibility that Parliament would repeal taxes on paper and glass [Townshend Acts].

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