You forgot to say that this question is about the Declaration of Independence.
Answer:
1. In the context of the paragraph, the word "conjured" means, for Jefferson, that the Americans insisted countless times for the collaboration of the English, due to the ties that linked them.
2. Nowadays this word takes on the meaning of calling and insisting on the presence of someone.
Explanation:
The word "conjured" means that something is being called upon, with urgency and insistence, to be present in a certain place, or in a determined position. Within this context, in paragraph 32 of the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson shows how the Americans begged and requested the position of the English in favor of their claims, about the oppressive and unjust behavior in which the colonies were inserted.
