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Notes on The Philadelphia Resolutions

  1. The structure of the Philadelphia Resolutions is straightforward, which aids in comprehension, even if the language is formal and archaic in places.
  2. Because of the structure of the Resolutions, excerpting this piece is fairly simple. You can just say “As in resolution five…” and then recite that part. You can easily use different parts in different places.
  3. When you recite this, remember that the people who wrote this were angry and passionately believed in what they were saying. Your voice should show this,
  4. Possible research ideas include the background around the Tea Act. The Boston Tea Party, the East India Company, specifically with its relationship to the American Colonies and the Sons of Liberty.
  5. Here is the Resource Collection. This is not an exhaustive collection of resources, but it does give you a place to start.

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Philadelphia Resolutions October 16, 1773 from the National Archives
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