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Therein, the the Crown declared the colonies SUBORDINATE to Britain, thus, there was no
'secession'. Those in America were not equal citizens of GB:
http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/related/declaratory.
The historical question is, in reality, why GB bothered to hold on to the colonies. Prior to the French & Indian War, some Lords considered the land across the sea more of a burden than an asset. After the war, we were a source of revenue. Thus arrived the year of our discontent, 1776.
'secession'. Those in America were not equal citizens of GB:
http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/related/declaratory.
The historical question is, in reality, why GB bothered to hold on to the colonies. Prior to the French & Indian War, some Lords considered the land across the sea more of a burden than an asset. After the war, we were a source of revenue. Thus arrived the year of our discontent, 1776.
