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Williamsburg, Virginia
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Extract from an English letter dated Jan. 15, reported in Boston on March 27, discusses British Ministry's uncertain plans regarding American colonies. Lord North indicates no additional troops to Boston; enforcement may involve withdrawing forces and blockading harbors. Opinion suggests repeal of objectionable acts if colonies remain united.
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Extract of a letter from England, Jan. 15.
It is not known yet what plan the Ministry will adopt; but as Lord North has given out that no more troops will be sent to Boston, it is not intended to enforce it vi & armis, but withdrawing the troops and blocking up your harbours, which would be aiding your measures. It is my private opinion that they will be obliged to repeal the obnoxious acts this present session, provided you remain firm, and they see no prospect of breaking the union of the colonies.
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England
Event Date
Jan. 15
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possible repeal of obnoxious acts if colonies remain firm and united
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Uncertainty about Ministry's plan; no more troops to Boston; enforcement not by force but by withdrawing troops and blocking harbors; private opinion of repeal this session if colonies stay united.