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13 September, 22:00

To have the Intolerable Act revoked was to aim of the what?

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    The have the Intolerable Acts revoked was the aim of the Patriots in the colonies, since they felt that these acts unfairly taxed and put burdens on the colonists--especially since they had no representation in Parliament.
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