Rezi Posted August 1, 2022 Share Posted August 1, 2022 3 minutes ago, MrPotatoTed said: RandolphCPU Ebenezer Hazard ditches crowded Pennsylvania for North Carolina. Fails. No ideology shifts. HancockCPU tries to convert RandolphCPU NC Gov. Richard Caswell. Success! RandolphCPU tries to convert HancockCPU NY Gov Samuel Adams. Narrowly fails! (Needed a 10 or lower, rolled an 11.) EllsworthCPU tries to convert PinckneyCPU Thomas McKean (who I think was stolen from Ellsworth in the first place.) Fails. PinckneyCPU tries to convert FranklinCPU Henry Middleton. Fails. Wrong thread 😛 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 1, 2022 Share Posted August 1, 2022 All Blue candidates input to sheet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 The Continental Congress of the British Colonies, 1772 The Delegates of the Colony of ConnecticutSeat 1: @Cal Samuel Huntington Seat 2: @Cal Jonathan Trumbull Jr Seat 3: RedConCPU William Williams The Delegates of the Colony of Delaware Seat 1: @Cal George Read Seat 2: RedProgCPU Thomas McKean The Delegates of the Colony of GeorgiaSeat 1: RedLibCPU Button GwinnettSeat 2: BlooTradCPU Edward Telfair The Delegates of the Colony of MassachusettsSeat 1: @Cal Benjamin Lincoln Seat 2: RedLibCPU Artemas WardSeat 3: @Rezi Samuel Adams Seat 4: @Rezi Amos Singletary The Delegates of the Colony of MarylandSeat 1: @Cal Daniel Carroll Seat 2: RedConCPU William Hindman Seat 3: RedLibCPU Upton SheredineSeat 4: @Rezi Daniel Hiester The Delegates of the Colony of North CarolinaSeat 1: @Cal Alexander MartinSeat 2: BlooConCPU Robert Howe Seat 3: BlooTradCPU Timothy Bloodworth The Delegates of the Colony of New HampshireSeat 1: RedProgCPU Abiel FosterSeat 2: BlooTradCPU Josiah Bartlett The Delegates of the Colony of New JerseySeat 1: RedModCPU Philemon DickinsonSeat 2: BlooLibCPU Lambert Cadwalader Seat 3: @Rezi Elias Boudinot The Delegates of the Colony of New YorkSeat 1: @Cal Philip Schuyler Seat 2: @Cal Isaac Roosevelt ISeat 3: BlooTradCPU William Floyd The Delegates of the Colony of PennsylvaniaSeat 1: @Cal Thomas Fitzsimons Seat 2: RedConCPU Benjamin FranklinSeat 3: BlooConCPU John Dickinson Seat 4: BlooConCPU William Maclay The Delegates of the Colony of Rhode IslandSeat 1: RedConCPU Thomas Tillinghast Seat 2: RedModCPU William Bradford The Delegates of the Colony of South CarolinaSeat 1: @Cal Henry Laurens Seat 2: RedConCPU John Rutledge Seat 3: RedConCPU Ralph Izard The Delegates of the Colony of VirginiaSeat 1: BlooTradCPU Thomas Jefferson Seat 2: BlooConCPU William Grayson Seat 3: BlooModCPU Richard Henry Lee Seat 4: @Rezi Carter Braxton 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 Faction tabs and CC tabs updated and formulas fixed across the sheet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 1772 Continental Congress: Legislative Ability Gains @Cal Samuel Huntington. (2 --> 3)@Cal George Read. (1 --> 2)@Cal Phillip Schuyler. (2 --> 3) @Rezi Samuel Adams. (2 --> 3)@Rezi Amos Singletary. (1 --> 2) BlooTradCPU Timothy Bloodworth. (2 --> 3) BlooConCPU William Maclay. (2 --> 3) BlooConCPU WIlliam Grayson. (2 --> 3) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 Welcome to 1774!Time for relocating politicians, ideology shifts, politician conversions, and Kingmaker/protege pairings. @Rezi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 (edited) HHCal Relocations: Francis Dana MA --> Georgia William Cushing MA --> Georgia Caleb Strong MA --> New Jersey Theodore Sedgewick MA --> New Jersey Henry Lee II VA --> Georgia James Wood VA --> North Carolina Ideologies: If successful in their relocations, Henry Lee II, Francis Dana, and William Cushing will all go C --> T Conversions Faction Leader Benedict Arnold will attempt to steal Continental Congressman Benjamin Franklin. Edited August 3, 2022 by Cal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 3, 2022 Author Share Posted August 3, 2022 RedConCPU None. RedModCPU None. RedLibCPU None. RedProgCPU James Armstrong M --> L John Houston M --> L Friedrich W von Steuben M --> L George Ross M --> L Henry Marchant M --> L Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 4, 2022 Share Posted August 4, 2022 Rezi: Relocations: John Hiester PA -> MD John Smilie PA -> RI George Bryan PA -> RI No ideology changes Samuel Adams will attempt to convert the pliable Samuel Ashe BlooConCPU BlooLibCPU: No relocations BlooModCPU: No relocations Ideology Samuel Allyne Otis Mod -> Cons John Hanson Mod -> Cons Jeremiah Van Rennselaer Cons -> Mod Peyton Randolph Mod -> Cons Horatio Gates Mod -> Cons BlooConCPU: No relocations BlooTradCPU: No relocations Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 4, 2022 Share Posted August 4, 2022 19 hours ago, Cal said: HHCal Relocations: Francis Dana MA --> Georgia FAILS William Cushing MA --> Georgia SUCCEEDS Caleb Strong MA --> New Jersey FAILS Theodore Sedgewick MA --> New Jersey FAILS Henry Lee II VA --> Georgia FAILS James Wood VA --> North Carolina FAILS Ideologies: If successful in their relocations, Henry Lee II, Francis Dana, and William Cushing will all go C --> T FAILS, Cushing gains flipflopper Conversions Faction Leader Benedict Arnold will attempt to steal Continental Congressman Benjamin Franklin. FAILS RedProgCPUJames Armstrong M --> L SUCCEEDSJohn Houston M --> L FAILSFriedrich W von Steuben M --> L SUCCEEDS, Gains Flipflopper and PliableGeorge Ross M --> L FAILSHenry Marchant M --> L FAILS, Gains Flipflopper and Pliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 4, 2022 Share Posted August 4, 2022 2 hours ago, Rezi said: Rezi: Relocations: John Hiester PA -> MD SUCCEEDS John Smilie PA -> RI FAILS George Bryan PA -> RI FAILS No ideology changes Samuel Adams will attempt to convert the pliable Samuel Ashe BlooConCPU SUCCEEDS (needed 10 or lower, got a 9). Ideology Samuel Allyne Otis Mod -> Cons FAILS, gains flipflopper John Hanson Mod -> Cons SUCCEEDS, gains flipflopper and pliable Jeremiah Van Rennselaer Cons -> Mod FAILS, gains flipflopper Peyton Randolph Mod -> Cons SUCCEEDS Horatio Gates Mod -> Cons SUCCEEDS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 4, 2022 Author Share Posted August 4, 2022 Faction Personalities HHCal -- Conservatives, Traditionalists RedConCPU -- Conservatives RedModCPU -- Moderates RedLibCPU --Moderates RedProgCPU -- Moderates, Liberals BlueTradCPU -- Conservatives, Traditionalists, RW Populists, RW Activists, Expansionists BlueConCPU --Moderates, BlueModCPU -- Moderates BlueLibCPU -- Moderates Rezi -- Progressives, LW Activists No lobbies are yet active, per the rules. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 5, 2022 Author Share Posted August 5, 2022 RedConCPU lost the moderate card or maybe shifted Sherman towards the moderates (or I made a mistake in the first place) but all other faction leaders remain the same. RedConCPU selects Career Track Charles Coatesworth Pinckney to be the new faction leader. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 46 minutes ago, Cal said: RedConCPU lost the moderate card or maybe shifted Sherman towards the moderates (or I made a mistake in the first place) but all other faction leaders remain the same. RedConCPU selects Career Track Charles Coatesworth Pinckney to be the new faction leader. This happened a lot in my 1772 run as well (career track guys ending up as faction leader). I wonder if it's fine to leave as is, or if we should create a rule that if a career track guy does somehow end up as faction leader, they have to resign their career track (receiving the rewards they've earned from the track so far but not getting to keep advancing in the track)? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 5, 2022 Author Share Posted August 5, 2022 15 minutes ago, MrPotatoTed said: This happened a lot in my 1772 run as well (career track guys ending up as faction leader). I wonder if it's fine to leave as is, or if we should create a rule that if a career track guy does somehow end up as faction leader, they have to resign their career track (receiving the rewards they've earned from the track so far but not getting to keep advancing in the track)? I agree with this — if selected as faction leader the statesman should graduate immediately. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 BlooTradCPU Thomas Jefferson loses obscure, gains passive. BlooConCPU John Hancock gains unlikable BlooModCPU George Clinton gains +1 command and +1 gov BlooLibCPU John Milton gains iron fist. Rezi Samuel Adams sees no gains. Cal Benedict Arnold gains +1 gov. RedConCPU Charles Coatesworth Pinckney gains leadership and +1 legis. RedModCPU George Washington sees no gains. RedLibCPU James Wilson gains leadership, +1 legis and manipulative. RedProgCPU Thomas McKean gains +1 legis 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS President: Benjamin Lincoln @Cal Economic: 1. Samuel Huntington @Cal 2. Jonathan Trumbell Jr. @Cal 3. George Read @Cal 4. Daniel Carrol @Cal 5. Alexander Martin @Cal 6. Phillip Schuyler @Cal 7. Thomas Fitzsimons @Cal 8. Henry Laurens @Cal 9. Robert Howe BlooConCPU Domestic: 1. Samuel Adams @Rezi 2. Amos Singletary @Rezi 3. Daniel Hiester @Rezi 4. Elias Boudinot @Rezi 5. Carter Braxton @Rezi 6. Thomas McKean RedProgCPU 7. Abiel Foster RedProgCPU 8. Philemon Dickenson RedModCPU 9. John Dickenson BlooConCPU Foreign Affairs: 1. William Bradford RedModCPU 2. Button Gwinnet RedLibCPU 3. Artemis Ward RedLibCPU 4. Upton Sheredine RedLibCPU 5. William Williams RedConCPU 6. William Hindman RedConCPU 7. Benjamin Franklin RedConCPU 8. Thomas Tillinghast RedConCPU 9. William Maclay BlooConCPU Judicial: 1. John Rutledge RedConCPU 2. Ralph Izard RedConCPU 3. Timothy Bloodworth BlooTradCPU 4. Josiah Bartlett BlooTrad CPU 5. William Floyd BlooTradCPU 6. Thomas Jefferson BlooTradCPU 7. Richard Henry Lee BlooModCPU 8. Lambert Cadwalader BlooLibCPU 9. William Grayson BlooConCPU Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 1 minute ago, Rezi said: FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS President: Benjamin Lincoln @Cal President Lincoln @Cal loses obscure, gains leadership, +1 legis, and +1 command Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 1774-1776 GENERAL EVENTS Scandalous President: President, they know about what we've been up to behind closed doors. The people know, the politicians, our allies...they all know. This isn't going to go away, so you need to consider your options here. Cal Benjamin Lincoln gains -1 in all future elections and the controversial trait. Abilities increase (The Hiester event!): I had the same thought as you did. I completely forgot Richard Adams Jr even existed. Now Richard Adams Jr has got the makings of a true power-player. RedModCPU Richard Adams Jr gains +1 in every ability! Among the People Our supporters are really taking a liking to Robert R Livingston . Our faction might want to put his likability to some good use. Let's see if it translates to votes. BlooModCPU Robert R Livingston gains likable A Politician of Their Word: Some voters may find something comforting in the growing predictability of Arthur Fenner. However, this is going to make Arthur Fenner easy prey when working with more wiley politicians. Rezi Arthur Fenner gains predictable. Tired of all the fighting: Looks like John Barry is tired of partisanship, even in a great cause. John Barry has been seen joking around with other factions--and even the other party--more often. John Barry staff tells us that John Barry wants to bring the country together. BlooConCPU John Barry gains harmonious 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vols21 Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 7 hours ago, MrPotatoTed said: This happened a lot in my 1772 run as well (career track guys ending up as faction leader). I wonder if it's fine to leave as is, or if we should create a rule that if a career track guy does somehow end up as faction leader, they have to resign their career track (receiving the rewards they've earned from the track so far but not getting to keep advancing in the track)? I thought the rules stated that a Faction Leader cannot be in the career track. It was like 2nd or 3rd bullet point. Did that change? the way I read it was they would have to already been removed from the track to be considered in this stage. So you could only choose from the active people. If I missed that rule change, then never mind - but the rule made sense to me. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted August 5, 2022 Share Posted August 5, 2022 2 hours ago, Vols21 said: I thought the rules stated that a Faction Leader cannot be in the career track. It was like 2nd or 3rd bullet point. Did that change? the way I read it was they would have to already been removed from the track to be considered in this stage. So you could only choose from the active people. If I missed that rule change, then never mind - but the rule made sense to me. Nope, you’re absolutely right that career track can’t be a faction leader...unless nobody else is eligible even with most other restrictions removed. And in the early game when 99% of politicians begin as obscure, having zero people eligible is in fact a common enough occurrence. At which point the only requirement is that they have the right ideology. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 7, 2022 Share Posted August 7, 2022 1774-1776 SCRIPTED EVENTS Declaration of Resolves: Members of the Continental Congress are increasingly supporting a Declaration of Resolves to object to the Intolerable Acts and to outline a Colonial Bill of Rights. Lexington and Concord: British troops have been miraculously repulsed by volunteer American colonists known as "minute men." If not for being alerted by the daring rides of Paul Revere, William Dawes, and Samuel Prescott, our troops might have been caught off guard. There is no doubt the British Regulars will be tougher next time. We might need to consider sending troops from other colonies to aid our friends in Massachusetts. Military-Industrial Lobby and Big Agriculture Lobby is activated; Activates Rev War during Military Phase; Create Continental Army and Create Continental Navy are highlighted at upcoming Proposal Phase and must be selected. The Revolutionary War has begun! Proprieter of Pennsylvania Sides with the British: Thomas Penn, proprieter of Pennsylvania, surprises no one has he declares his support for the Crown. He has lived in England for quite some time. Thomas Penn is retired from the game (if he was in at all). Conciliatory Resolution: Word has spread that the British Parliament has issues a Concilliatory Resolution to the various colonial governments in an effort to resolve the crisis. However, they bypassed our Continental Congress, believing it to be an illegal government institution. Clearly, they wish to divide the colonies, but the British government does wish to relax some of the taxation we bear in exchange for our loyalty. William Franklin Proclaims Support for the Revolution: Initially loyal to the Crown, William Franklin, the son of Benjamin Franklin, has joined our cause! William Franklin is now active as playable. Common Sense: An anonymous pamphlet titled Common Sense is advocating American Independence from Great Britain. We know the author to be Thomas Paine, currently of Philadelphia New York City. Within days, the pamplet has been read in taverns and meeting places throughout the colonies! Prompts Lee's Resolution immediately afterward if it has not yet occurred (I don't see Lee's resolution in the scripted events); Thomas Paine gains celebrity Virginia Declaration of Rights: George Mason of Virginia is credited with crafting a Declaration of Right for the people of Virginia. The right to reform or abolish inadequate government is particularly interesting. Action to President Lincoln to take action on several of these (I will likely do this, with Cal's permission). American Spy Nathan Hale Hanged by the British: One of our spies, Nathan Hale, died a hero. Shortly before his hanging he was reported as saying, "I only regret that I have but one death to lose for my country" @MrPotatoTedI don't know if it's a rule change that I wasn't aware of, but I can't find the Declaration of Independence or Lee's resolution in scripted events. Am I just missing these somewhere? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrPotatoTed Posted August 7, 2022 Share Posted August 7, 2022 9 minutes ago, Rezi said: 1774-1776 SCRIPTED EVENTS Declaration of Resolves: Members of the Continental Congress are increasingly supporting a Declaration of Resolves to object to the Intolerable Acts and to outline a Colonial Bill of Rights. Lexington and Concord: British troops have been miraculously repulsed by volunteer American colonists known as "minute men." If not for being alerted by the daring rides of Paul Revere, William Dawes, and Samuel Prescott, our troops might have been caught off guard. There is no doubt the British Regulars will be tougher next time. We might need to consider sending troops from other colonies to aid our friends in Massachusetts. Military-Industrial Lobby and Big Agriculture Lobby is activated; Activates Rev War during Military Phase; Create Continental Army and Create Continental Navy are highlighted at upcoming Proposal Phase and must be selected. The Revolutionary War has begun! Proprieter of Pennsylvania Sides with the British: Thomas Penn, proprieter of Pennsylvania, surprises no one has he declares his support for the Crown. He has lived in England for quite some time. Thomas Penn is retired from the game (if he was in at all). Conciliatory Resolution: Word has spread that the British Parliament has issues a Concilliatory Resolution to the various colonial governments in an effort to resolve the crisis. However, they bypassed our Continental Congress, believing it to be an illegal government institution. Clearly, they wish to divide the colonies, but the British government does wish to relax some of the taxation we bear in exchange for our loyalty. William Franklin Proclaims Support for the Revolution: Initially loyal to the Crown, William Franklin, the son of Benjamin Franklin, has joined our cause! William Franklin is now active as playable. Common Sense: An anonymous pamphlet titled Common Sense is advocating American Independence from Great Britain. We know the author to be Thomas Paine, currently of Philadelphia New York City. Within days, the pamplet has been read in taverns and meeting places throughout the colonies! Prompts Lee's Resolution immediately afterward if it has not yet occurred (I don't see Lee's resolution in the scripted events); Thomas Paine gains celebrity Virginia Declaration of Rights: George Mason of Virginia is credited with crafting a Declaration of Right for the people of Virginia. The right to reform or abolish inadequate government is particularly interesting. Action to President Lincoln to take action on several of these (I will likely do this, with Cal's permission). American Spy Nathan Hale Hanged by the British: One of our spies, Nathan Hale, died a hero. Shortly before his hanging he was reported as saying, "I only regret that I have but one death to lose for my country" @MrPotatoTedI don't know if it's a rule change that I wasn't aware of, but I can't find the Declaration of Independence or Lee's resolution in scripted events. Am I just missing these somewhere? I know Lee’s Resolution is a legislative proposal. Declaration of Independence might be too. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rezi Posted August 7, 2022 Share Posted August 7, 2022 (edited) 1 hour ago, Rezi said: 1774-1776 SCRIPTED EVENTS Declaration of Resolves: Members of the Continental Congress are increasingly supporting a Declaration of Resolves to object to the Intolerable Acts and to outline a Colonial Bill of Rights. President Lincoln takes action A: Let us state our grievances to the world and our intention to boycott British goods if the Intolerable Acts are not repealed. French Relations +1 Rezi: +100 1 hour ago, Rezi said: Lexington and Concord: British troops have been miraculously repulsed by volunteer American colonists known as "minute men." If not for being alerted by the daring rides of Paul Revere, William Dawes, and Samuel Prescott, our troops might have been caught off guard. There is no doubt the British Regulars will be tougher next time. We might need to consider sending troops from other colonies to aid our friends in Massachusetts. Military-Industrial Lobby and Big Agriculture Lobby is activated; Activates Rev War during Military Phase; Create Continental Army and Create Continental Navy are highlighted at upcoming Proposal Phase and must be selected. The Revolutionary War has begun! President Lincoln take action A: We must come to the aid of our sister colony Massachusetts (Continental Army proposal worth double pts). No changes. 1 hour ago, Rezi said: Conciliatory Resolution: Word has spread that the British Parliament has issues a Concilliatory Resolution to the various colonial governments in an effort to resolve the crisis. However, they bypassed our Continental Congress, believing it to be an illegal government institution. Clearly, they wish to divide the colonies, but the British government does wish to relax some of the taxation we bear in exchange for our loyalty. President Lincoln takes action A: This is pittance for the amount of blood that's been shed. Reject it. No changes. 1 hour ago, Rezi said: William Franklin Proclaims Support for the Revolution: Initially loyal to the Crown, William Franklin, the son of Benjamin Franklin, has joined our cause! William Franklin is now active as playable. William Franklin is added to the 1776 Draft. Cal: +50 BlooTradCPU: +50 Domestic Stability moves +1! (This was only a 5% chance, we rolled a 3). 1 hour ago, Rezi said: Common Sense: An anonymous pamphlet titled Common Sense is advocating American Independence from Great Britain. We know the author to be Thomas Paine, currently of Philadelphia New York City. Within days, the pamplet has been read in taverns and meeting places throughout the colonies! Prompts Lee's Resolution immediately afterward if it has not yet occurred; Thomas Paine gains celebrity President Lincoln chooses option A: This glorious pamphlet is catching on like wildfire! "Why does an island rule a continent" indeed! Encourage publication of Mr. Paine's Common Sense. Rezi: +100 1 hour ago, Rezi said: Virginia Declaration of Rights: George Mason of Virginia is credited with crafting a Declaration of Right for the people of Virginia. The right to reform or abolish inadequate government is particularly interesting. George Mason loses obscure. President Lincoln choose option A: Virginia's sentiments should be the sentiments of the entire colonies. BlooTradCPU: +150 BlooModCPU: +50 BlooConCPU: +50 Rezi: +100 Edited August 7, 2022 by Rezi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cal Posted August 10, 2022 Author Share Posted August 10, 2022 On 8/4/2022 at 11:01 PM, Rezi said: FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS President: Benjamin Lincoln @Cal Economic: 1. Samuel Huntington @Cal (Chair) TRADE 2. John Rutledge RedConCPU WELFARE 3. George Read @Cal WELFARE 4. Daniel Carrol @Cal TRANSPORTATION 5. Alexander Martin @Cal TRADE 6. William Bradford RedModCPU ECONOMICS 7. Thomas Fitzsimons @Cal LABOR 8. Samuel Adams @Rezi LABOR 9. Robert Howe BlooConCPU TRADE Domestic: 1. Henry Laurens @Cal (Chair) MEDIA 2. Amos Singletary @Rezi SCIENCE 3. Daniel Hiester @Rezi TECHNOLOGY 4. Elias Boudinot @Rezi MEDIA 5. Carter Braxton @Rezi HOUSING 6. Thomas McKean RedProgCPU HOUSING 7. Abiel Foster RedProgCPU SCIENCE 8. Philemon Dickenson RedModCPU MEDIA 9. John Dickenson BlooConCPU TECHNOLOGY Foreign Affairs: 1. Phillip Schuyler @Cal (Chair) FOREIGN AFFAIRS 2. Button Gwinnet RedLibCPU NAVAL 3. Artemis Ward RedLibCPU NAVAL 4. Upton Sheredine RedLibCPU MILITARY 5. William Williams RedConCPU NAVAL 6. William Hindman RedConCPU FOREIGN AFFAIRS 7. Benjamin Franklin RedConCPU MILITARY 8. Thomas Tillinghast RedConCPU NAVAL 9. William Maclay BlooConCPU MILITARY Judicial: 1, Jonathan Trumbell Jr. @Cal (Chair) JUSTICE 2. Ralph Izard RedConCPU JUSTICE 3. Timothy Bloodworth BlooTradCPU JUSTICE 4. Josiah Bartlett BlooTrad CPU JUSTICE 5. William Floyd BlooTradCPU JUSTICE 6. Thomas Jefferson BlooTradCPU JUSTICE 7. Richard Henry Lee BlooModCPU JUSTICE 8. Lambert Cadwalader BlooLibCPU JUSTICE 9. William Grayson BlooConCPU JUSTICE Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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