The justices would now have to “surrender their independence to corrupt paymasters across the sea.” To answer to the word received for the newly formed Boston Committee of Correspondence, Concord formed its own committee. The committee composed a assertion of colonial rights and was unanimously endorsed by Concord. With this, the people of Concord were becoming more involved in politics outside of their town and were slowly becoming revolutionaries. After the passage of the Boston Port act in 1774, the Boston Committee called for a complete boycott of all British goods, but that was calling for too much from the towns of Massachusetts. Concord agreed with resistance of the boycott, but was still willing to take the “nonconsumption pledge” with several revisions. Even the condemnation of the pledge by royal Governor Gage did stop the Concordian boycott. The people of Concord believed that slavery by the Crown would be imminent and that it was time for them to militantly protect their
The justices would now have to “surrender their independence to corrupt paymasters across the sea.” To answer to the word received for the newly formed Boston Committee of Correspondence, Concord formed its own committee. The committee composed a assertion of colonial rights and was unanimously endorsed by Concord. With this, the people of Concord were becoming more involved in politics outside of their town and were slowly becoming revolutionaries. After the passage of the Boston Port act in 1774, the Boston Committee called for a complete boycott of all British goods, but that was calling for too much from the towns of Massachusetts. Concord agreed with resistance of the boycott, but was still willing to take the “nonconsumption pledge” with several revisions. Even the condemnation of the pledge by royal Governor Gage did stop the Concordian boycott. The people of Concord believed that slavery by the Crown would be imminent and that it was time for them to militantly protect their