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PROVINCIAL CONGRESS, 1774. Broadside, 5 December 1774, from the Provincial Congress at Cambridge
PROVINCIAL CONGRESS, 1774.
Broadside, 5 December 1774, from the Provincial Congress at Cambridge, Massachusetts, with extract of minutes from the Continental Congress, declaring a ban on goods from Great Britain, Ireland or British plantations in the colonies
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Media ID 12227184
1774 Britain British Broadside Cambridge Caribbean Colonial Congress Continental Congress December Democracy First Continental Congress Good Goods Ireland Massachusetts Plantation Provincial
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from Granger Art on Demand showcases a significant historical document that holds immense importance in the American colonial era. The image features a broadside dated 5 December 1774, issued by the Provincial Congress at Cambridge, Massachusetts. This congress was a pivotal gathering of representatives from various colonies who sought to assert their rights and challenge British authority. The broadside contains an extract of minutes from the Continental Congress, which declared a ban on goods originating from Great Britain, Ireland, or any British plantations in the colonies. This bold move aimed to exert economic pressure on Britain and demonstrate unity among the colonists against oppressive policies. The photograph beautifully captures this piece of history with its intricate details and aged appearance. It serves as a visual reminder of the courage and determination displayed by early Americans as they fought for freedom and democracy. As we gaze upon this remarkable artifact, we are transported back to late 18th-century America - a time when ideas were being forged, alliances were being formed, and revolution was brewing. It symbolizes not only resistance against British rule but also marks one of the earliest steps towards independence. This print is part of The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection – an exquisite assortment that celebrates American heritage through artful documentation. Its presence evokes reflection on our nation's past struggles while inspiring us to cherish our hard-fought freedoms today.
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