Continental Congress

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The Continental Congress was the governing assembly of delegates from the Thirteen Colonies that coordinated their resistance to British rule and ultimately declared American independence.


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Edward Carrington allegiance Continental Congress
John Lamb allegiance Continental Congress
Lafayette’s division allegiance Continental Congress
Esek Hopkins appointedBy Continental Congress
Philip Schuyler appointedBy Continental Congress
Samuel Nicholas appointedBy Continental Congress
Newburgh Letters associatedWithGovernmentBody Continental Congress
court-martial of General Charles Lee authority Continental Congress
Alliance builtFor Continental Congress
Arthur St. Clair employer Continental Congress
Charles Lee employer Continental Congress
Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben employer Continental Congress
Michael Hillegas employer Continental Congress
United Colonies legislativeBody Continental Congress
Alexander Martin memberOf Continental Congress
Edmund Randolph memberOf Continental Congress
Gouverneur Morris memberOf Continental Congress
Henry Laurens memberOf Continental Congress
James McHenry memberOf Continental Congress
James Wilson memberOf Continental Congress
John Hanson memberOf Continental Congress
John Lewis Gervais memberOf Continental Congress
John Rutledge memberOf Continental Congress
Richard Caswell memberOf Continental Congress
Robert Morris memberOf Continental Congress
Samuel Johnston memberOf Continental Congress
Samuel Osgood memberOf Continental Congress
Silas Deane memberOf Continental Congress
Thomas McKean memberOf Continental Congress
Walter Livingston memberOf Continental Congress
President of the Continental Congress partOf Continental Congress
Elbridge Gerry participatedIn Continental Congress
United States in Congress Assembled precededBy Continental Congress
Continental Congress resolutions publisher Continental Congress
Colony of Maryland representativeBody Continental Congress
South Carolina Sons of Liberty supported Continental Congress
Silas Deane workedFor Continental Congress

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