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What concerns have the colonists expressed to their british brethren?
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What concerns have the colonists expressed to their british brethren?

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The colonists have expressed to their British brethren their need for independence. Having fulfilled the conditions that are demanded for their freedom the colonist declare that they want to be free and exist as an independent state.
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