Thomas Stone Writes Home–April 25, 1775
From Maryland History Archives - 250 and Counting · 2:00
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Thomas Stone was a delegate to the Second Continental Congress who served with strict instuctions to “arrive at a happy settlement and lasting amity” with the Mother Country. What’s more, he and his fellow delegates were told not to vote for any proposition that declared independence. Fortunately, just a few days before Richard Henry Lee […] The post Thomas Stone Writes Home–April 25, 1775 appeared first on 250 and Counting.
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