Samuel Adams revived Committee of Correspondence to continue circulating grievances against the British government.
The Committees of Correspondence remained temporary Patriot pressure regulations instituted in acknowledgment to British administration on the verge of the American Revolution during the Thirteen Colonies. Additionally, Representatives of Agreement labored as a large network of information during the Thirteen Colonies among Patriot leaders. On the edge of the American Revolution, Committees of Correspondence were established in municipalities and counties throughout the American colonies. The most important Committees of Correspondence on the threshold of the American Revolution were established in the territories of Massachusetts, Rhode Island.