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Dear Madam: Letters Between Catharine Macaulay and Mercy Warren

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Title	Dear Madam: Letters Between Catharine Macaulay and Mercy Warren
View collection at	http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/exhibits/dearmadam/index.html
Description	Four of the seven letters in this online exhibit were written by Mercy Warren (1728-1814) to Catharine Macaulay. Warren noted the impact of the closing of the port of Boston and the passing of the Coercive Acts (29 December 1774); described public reaction and her own views of the Constitution of the United States (28 September 1787); and expressed concern about the stability of the new nation (20 September 1789).
Creator	Mintz, S.
Subject	Revolution, 1775-1783
Place	United States -- Massachusetts
Featured Women	Warren, Mercy
Time Period	1700s
Publisher	Digital History
Primary Sources	Correspondence Manuscripts
Is Part Of	Digital History

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