At this event, Joseph Galloway submitted the "Plan of Union," and it was led by Peyton Randolph.
One document submitted to this body predicted that "the torrent of panegyrists will roll our reputations" and promised to"disarm the parricide which points the dagger to our bosoms." The views of radical Bostonians were introduced to this meeting via the Suffolk Resolves, and it also promulgated a boycott via the Articles of Association. At this event, Joseph Galloway submitted the "Plan of Union," and it was led by Peyton Randolph. The delegates here also decided to meet again on May 10, 1775 if the colonists' protest was not dealt with properly. For 10 points, name this 1774 meeting, which comprised the first legislative body of the Thirteen Colonies.
One document submitted to this body predicted that "the torrent of panegyrists will roll our reputations" and promised to"disarm the parricide which points the dagger to our bosoms.
First Continental Congress