Browsing Broadsides by Author "Boston Committee of Correspondence."
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Description: broadside 13 x 16 in.Endorsement: To The Committee of correspondence or the Selectmen, Southborough.;"Broadside consists of two parts. One part is a letter from the Boston Committee of Correspondence attempting to persuade the other towns in the Commonwealth to adopt a resolution similar to a resolution passed by the town of Boston. The Boston resolution is the second part of the Broadside. Part one is signed: Nat Barbet, chrman of Order. It is inscribed: Southborough. Part two is signed: Att. William Cooper.";"Concerns restricting the return of loyalist citizens to Massachusetts" -
Description: broadside 12 x 14 in.Document signed: William Cooper.;"Inscription: to The Town Clerk of Southborough.";"Evans 12689";"Much of this broadside is a copy of the Virginia Resolution." -
Description: broadside 12 x 7.5 in.Document signed: William Cooper, Clerk.;"Endorsement: Decm. 1773.";"Ford 1665" -
Description: broadside 15.5 x 10 in.Signed by William Cooper, clerk.;"Endorsement: Febr. 1775. For the Committee of Corresponcence in Rutland.";"Evans 14193" -
(Isaiah Thomas, 1773)
Description: broadside 16.5 x 13 in.Document signed: William Cooper.;"Evans 12688";"Rebuttal of Samuel Adams and the town of Boston to a message the Royal Governor presented to the General Court." -
Description: broadside 12 x 7.5 in. fold.Inscribed William Cooper, Clerk.;"Endorsement: For the Town Clerk of Boxford. Rec'd this paper 6th June 1774. Boxford, June 6, 1774. This paper brought by D. Adams..";"Ford 1706" -
Description: broadside 15.5 x 10 in.Document signed: William Cooper;"Endorsement: Septr. 1774. For the Town Clerk of Sutton. Comm. Letter.";"Broadside also containing a series of Resolutions and a list of the towns which unanimously passed them.";"Evans 13162" -
Description: broadside 15 x 10.75 in.Signed by William Cooper, Clerk.;"Endorsement: East India Tea. to the Town Clerk of Rutland. Novm. 1773.";"Evans 12693";"Document addresses the imminent arrival of tea to Boston Harbor."
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