Journal of the Maryland Convention, August 1, 1775

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[Annapolis] Tuesday, August 1, 1775

On motion, Resolved, That any person or persons who shall hereafter import into this Province any Arms or Ammunition, shall be at liberty to sell the same to the Inhabitants for any price they can agree for.

1. Browne, ed., Arch. of Md., XI, 8.

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Date

1775 August 1

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Maryland Convention

Volume

Volume 1

Places

Annapolis

Series

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

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