Petition to the King

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The Petition to the King was an appeal by the First Continental Congress in 1774 to King George III seeking to repeal the Intolerable Acts. The petition was authored primarily by future Founders John Dickinson, Richard Henry Lee, and Patrick Henry.

See also

Olive Branch Petition

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The Great Awakening	George Whitefield • No taxation without representation • Jonathan Mayhew • John Wise • Black Robed Regiment • An Appeal To Heaven

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