Journal of the Continental Congress, July 22, 1775

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[Philadelphia] Saturday, July 22, 1775

Took into consideration the report of the Committee to devise ways and means to protect the trade of these colonies, and after some debate, the same was postponed to be taken up at some future day.

1. Ford, ed., JCC, II, 202.

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Date

1775 July 22

Author

Continental Congress (Second)

Volume

Volume 1

Places

Philadelphia

Series

American Theatre from May 21, 1775, to September 2, 1775

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