As the Seven Years War comes to an end, Britain and her colonies begin bickering over issues unrelated to the war. In Virginia, a new lawyer named Patrick Henry convinces a jury not to pay ministers the wage required under the law. The Archbishop of Canterbury is thwarted in his attempts to force New England to accept an Anglican Bishop. James Otis Jr. becomes an early advocate against the enforcement of trade tariffs through the use of general warrants.
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ARP313 Crawford Expedition
ARP312 Huddy-Asgill Affair
ARP311 Battle of the Saintes
ARP310 Gnadenhutten Massacre
ARP309 North Government Falls
ARP308 McDougall Court Martial
ARP307 Congress After Yorktown
ARP306 War in India
ARP305 Siege of Menorca
ARP304 Jacksonborough Assembly
ARP303 John's Island
ARP302 Cloud's Creek Massacre
ARP301 Evacuation of Wilmington
ARP300 Surrender at Yorktown
ARP299 Siege of Yorktown
ARP298 Battle of the Capes
ARP297 March to Yorktown
ARP296 Eutaw Springs
ARP295 New London Raid
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