| Description | Considers Smith has given a pretty good idea of the proceedings of Congress, declaration of some gentlemen of the Congress Committee that they would act no longer nor carry into execution the resolves of which they so much disapproved, sanguine disposition of delegates, Duane a violent supporter of Congress, the resolve against using tea goes hard against the smugglers, Congress is confident that the effect of the idea of non-exportation will make Britain tremble, is surprised Cruger is likely to be elected for Bristol, considers it wrong to withdraw the troops from here
For full description see HMC 14th report available in SRO Reading Room |