Speech on Conciliation with AmericaGinn & Company; Atheneum Press, 1897 - 152 страници |
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... taxation is neces- sarily involved in the general principle of legislation . " To this view Pitt and his adherents were violently opposed , for they understood that the cause of America was exactly the same as that for which they were ...
... taxation is neces- sarily involved in the general principle of legislation . " To this view Pitt and his adherents were violently opposed , for they understood that the cause of America was exactly the same as that for which they were ...
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... taxation and the control of officers . The purpose of George the Third was even more nakedly set forth when Parliament suspended the assem- bly of New York for refusal to provide certain supplies for the army . It is true that in 1769 ...
... taxation and the control of officers . The purpose of George the Third was even more nakedly set forth when Parliament suspended the assem- bly of New York for refusal to provide certain supplies for the army . It is true that in 1769 ...
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... taxation and internal polity " ; 3 it demanded the repeal of the obnoxious acts of Parliament ; it formed an agreement to stop trade with Great Britain , Ireland and the British West Indies ; and it issued addresses to the people of ...
... taxation and internal polity " ; 3 it demanded the repeal of the obnoxious acts of Parliament ; it formed an agreement to stop trade with Great Britain , Ireland and the British West Indies ; and it issued addresses to the people of ...
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... Taxation , April 19 , 1774 ; the Speech on Conciliation , March 22 , 1775 ; and the Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol , April 3 , 1777. In the first he argued that the Tea Duty was of no use to England for revenue ; that it only served ...
... Taxation , April 19 , 1774 ; the Speech on Conciliation , March 22 , 1775 ; and the Letter to the Sheriffs of Bristol , April 3 , 1777. In the first he argued that the Tea Duty was of no use to England for revenue ; that it only served ...
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... taxation , and with a mass of minute technicalities , topics which are usually the dryest of the dry , Burke never- theless rose almost to the height attained in his Conciliation with America . His description of the ravages of Hyder ...
... taxation , and with a mass of minute technicalities , topics which are usually the dryest of the dry , Burke never- theless rose almost to the height attained in his Conciliation with America . His description of the ravages of Hyder ...
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