By resolutions of legislatures and of town meetings, by speeches and writings, by public assemblies and processions, the country was rallied in peaceful phalanx against the execution of the Act.
Editor's note · Context
Sumner highlights the collective efforts of the people to oppose the Stamp Act through various forms of activism.
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