Letter from the Williamsburg, Virginia committee of correspondence to the Connecticut committee of correspondence

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abstract: {"value"=>"Letter from the Williamsburg, Virginia Committee of Correspondence to the Committee of Correspondence for Connecticut, May 28, 1774. Enclosed papers will explain the state of affairs here; annual meeting of deputies in Congress appears to be a very useful measure; they wish to communicate the opinion of the late representatives as quickly as possible; will therefore postpone a full expression of their own sentiments to a future letter. Signed by Peyton Randolph, R.C. Nicholas, and Dudley Digges"}
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prefercite: {"value"=>"Letter from the Williamsburg, Virginia committee of correspondence to the Connecticut committee of correspondence, Manuscripts and Archives Division, The New York Public Library"}
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