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I can't believe these people. And how they think they can survive without the help and support from our mother country. But I am mostly enraged at the fact that we won't be getting any of our precious and hard earned land back! It really is unfortunate that “...some have to lament over the wreck of their departed wealth and estates.” The Americans went through all that trouble to become independent and I don't think they can do a better job of ruling a country than our beloved King George III.

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                             The New Treaty

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                             The New Treaty

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Finally. The world has came to its senses! We can now live in peace and harmony without worrying about the constant flow of unfair laws and taxes. We can now be independent and our own country! But we will have to work hard to ensure the positive future for the United States of America. Us citizens need to make sure we are represented fairly in our new government and that we do our part to benefit our society as a whole. We must work together in order to create fair laws and impose fair taxes. As Benjamin Franklin said, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we will all hang separately."

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Just last week, September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed. This declared that the United States of America was finally its own country and independent from Britain! We all here in New York are more than proud and thankful to our brave army and General George Washington for risking their lives for our country. As said in the Treaty, our country boundaries are the Mississippi River to the west, Spanish Florida to the south, and Canada to the north. The British also have to release all enslaved Americans and Congress has recommended that us patriots return all loyalist land (which I don't believe will be happening). This treaty finally solved the problem of taxation without representation because we can now create our own government and be fairly represented in order to support the common good. But this treaty did leave the challenge of repaying all of the debt from the war.