Letter from William Hooper, at Philadelphia, to Samuel Johnston, in North-Carolina. The strict secrecy which Congress enjoins upon its Members prevents his communicating any information of their Proceedings. The most perfect harmony subsists among it | Northern Illinois University Digital Library

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Title: Letter from William Hooper, at Philadelphia, to Samuel Johnston, in North-Carolina. The strict secrecy which Congress enjoins upon its Members prevents his communicating any information of their Proceedings. The most perfect harmony subsists among it
Creator: Hooper, William
Editor: Hooper, William
Resource Type: text
Genre/Form: documents (object genre)
Date Created: 1775-05-23
Recipient: Johnston, Samuel John
Subject: Key people, events, and institutions: Continental Congress
Loyalist, British resistance and ideology: opposition to Loyalists
Military action: intelligence and planning
Military action: military organization and discipline
Political philosophy: American nationalism, unity, rights of America
Political philosophy: liberty
Political philosophy: rebellion
Social reality: religion and fast days
Document ID: S4-V2-P01-sp27-D0045
Series: S4
Volume: S4-V2
Part: S4-V2-P01
Sub-Part: S4-V2-P01-sp27
Usage Conditions: This work is in the Public Domain, and as such is not subject to copyright restrictions. Users are free to copy, use, and redistribute it in whole or in part without permission.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - Public Domain