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    The document summarizes two perspectives from the American Revolutionary period - an Anglican minister who argues against rebellion given Britain's strong military, and loss of English friends' assistance, and an anonymous writer who advocates gratitude to England for prosperity and protection under its rule. It reflects the ongoing debate and tensions between independence advocates and loyalists as the colonies considered breaking from British authority.

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    The document summarizes two perspectives from the American Revolutionary period - an Anglican minister who argues against rebellion given Britain's strong military, and loss of English friends' assistance, and an anonymous writer who advocates gratitude to England for prosperity and protection under its rule. It reflects the ongoing debate and tensions between independence advocates and loyalists as the colonies considered breaking from British authority.

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    The document summarizes two perspectives from the American Revolutionary period - an Anglican minister who argues against rebellion given Britain's strong military, and loss of English friends' assistance, and an anonymous writer who advocates gratitude to England for prosperity and protection under its rule. It reflects the ongoing debate and tensions between independence advocates and loyalists as the colonies considered breaking from British authority.

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    110 views3 pages

    Loyalist Graphic Organizer

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    The document summarizes two perspectives from the American Revolutionary period - an Anglican minister who argues against rebellion given Britain's strong military, and loss of English friends' assistance, and an anonymous writer who advocates gratitude to England for prosperity and protection under its rule. It reflects the ongoing debate and tensions between independence advocates and loyalists as the colonies considered breaking from British authority.

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    Charles Inglis, an Anglican An anonymous writer in a

    minister. Pennsylvania nespaper.

    The document is a pamphlet. The document is a newspaper


    article.
    It was written in 1776.
    It was written in 1775.

    America has enjoyed prosperous


    Britain has too strong of a times under English rule.
    military for the colonists to Gratitude should be given to
    rebel against. England for free and liberal
    All assistance from friends in policies.
    England would be lost.
    "Isn't our growth a result of Great
    "So far, Britain has not exerted Britain's willingness to encourage
    her power. Her number of our industry and protect us from
    troops and ships of war here at foreign countries?"
    pesent, is very little more than
    she judged necessary in time of
    peace..."

    There was a lot of debate for There was a lot of debate for
    independence and tensions independence and tensions
    with the British were high. with the British were high.

    Loyalists saw great potential in continued association with England.


    They yearned for good times past.

    The colonies had been taxed and oppressed for far too long.

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