First for Independence: The Halifax Resolves of 1776

By: |Published on: Apr 12, 2024|Categories: American Revolution, Audio/Video, History, Path to Liberty|

April 12, 1776 – the first official action by one of the colonies in full support of declaring independence. The Halifax Resolves were also the first example of a colony-wide assembly admitting that reconciliation with the British was no longer an option.

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