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Description:New York Delegation to the Continental Congress Francis Lewis July 3.1776 7:30A.M. The Red Hen Inn Walnut Street Philadelphia Francis Lewis was ready to host an important breakfast with the New York delegates. He and the other delegates had to make a decision—support or not support the Declaration of Independence. Unlike the other 12 colonies, New York did not have authorization from its Provisional Assembly in Kingston, the colonial capital. Ridiculed and saddled with guilt for not being able to vote on July 2nd, Lewis suggested a morning breakfast conference to discuss strategies and to speak with unity to draft a message to the New York Assembly. “We are like pariahs. Ridiculed for not voting by other delegates, we have to make a decision. And soon.” Lewis was already up, having had a restless night wondering what would transpire with the delegates. He was ready for whatever arguments the other members would have. Lewis, like the other delegates, Philip Livingston, William Floyd and Lewis Morris was a very successful merchant. His desire for independence was part of a very troubled history of imprisonment, near ship wrecks and being raised by a doting aunt.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Francis Lewis (The Declaration of Independence #1.3). To get started finding Francis Lewis (The Declaration of Independence #1.3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: New York Delegation to the Continental Congress Francis Lewis July 3.1776 7:30A.M. The Red Hen Inn Walnut Street Philadelphia Francis Lewis was ready to host an important breakfast with the New York delegates. He and the other delegates had to make a decision—support or not support the Declaration of Independence. Unlike the other 12 colonies, New York did not have authorization from its Provisional Assembly in Kingston, the colonial capital. Ridiculed and saddled with guilt for not being able to vote on July 2nd, Lewis suggested a morning breakfast conference to discuss strategies and to speak with unity to draft a message to the New York Assembly. “We are like pariahs. Ridiculed for not voting by other delegates, we have to make a decision. And soon.” Lewis was already up, having had a restless night wondering what would transpire with the delegates. He was ready for whatever arguments the other members would have. Lewis, like the other delegates, Philip Livingston, William Floyd and Lewis Morris was a very successful merchant. His desire for independence was part of a very troubled history of imprisonment, near ship wrecks and being raised by a doting aunt.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Francis Lewis (The Declaration of Independence #1.3). To get started finding Francis Lewis (The Declaration of Independence #1.3), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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