samuel adams established the first committee of correspondence in boston in 1772 and why.
samuel adams established the first committee of correspondence in boston in 1772 and why.
who established the first committee of correspondence in boston in 1772 and why?
samuel adams
bullet::::- november 2 – american revolutionary war: samuel adams and joseph warren form the first committee of correspondence.









































bullet::::- december 14









































bullet::::- russian government offices reopen at moscow and saint petersburg after being closed for 15 months because of an epidemic of bubonic plague.









































bullet::::- second voyage of james cook: the crew of finds that the ice floes encountered on their journey south are a source of fresh water, a "discovery... of utmost importance to the success of the voyage."









































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bullet::::- scottish scientist daniel rutherford isolates nitrogen gas from air.









































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1772
united nations general assembly first committee









































the united nations general assembly first committee (also known as the disarmament and international security committee or 









































disec) is one of six main committees at the general assembly of the united nations.









































it deals with disarmament and international security matters.









































the first committee meets every year in october for a 4–5 week session, after the general assembly general debate. all 193 member states of the un can attend. it is the only main committee of the general assembly entitled to verbatim records.









































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the work of the committee falls under seven thematic clusters:
united nations general assembly first committee