Committee of Sixty (New York)

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The Committee of Sixty (New York) was a revolutionary-era political body formed by New York City merchants and patriots to coordinate resistance to British policies before and during the early stages of the American Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial governing body
patriot organization
revolutionary political committee
continent North America
country Province of New York NERFINISHED
formedBy New York City merchants
New York patriots NERFINISHED
governmentType revolutionary committee
hasFunction communication with other colonies
implementation of Continental Congress decisions
hasMemberType artisans
lawyers
merchants
political leaders
hasNumberOfMembers 60
hasPoliticalAlignment anti-British
pro-independence leaning
hasRole acting as de facto local government
coordinating resistance to British policies
enforcing non-importation agreements
organizing colonial opposition
historicalRegion Lower Manhattan NERFINISHED
ideology Patriot cause
language English
locatedIn British America NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
New York City
Thirteen Colonies NERFINISHED
namedAfter number of its members
opposedTo British imperial policy
British trade regulations
Parliamentary taxation without representation
participatedIn American Revolution NERFINISHED
American colonial resistance to Britain
partOf Patriot movement in New York
network of colonial committees
replacedBy Committee of One Hundred (New York) NERFINISHED
seeAlso Committee of One Hundred (New York) NERFINISHED
Continental Congress NERFINISHED
Sons of Liberty NERFINISHED
significantEvent coordination of non-importation after British acts
timePeriod 1770s
American Revolutionary era

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Francis Lewis memberOf Committee of Sixty (New York)