Conciliation with the Colonies: The Speech by Edmund BurkeHoughton Mifflin, 1915 - 141 sider |
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... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
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... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
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... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
... Taxation . The interests of the colonies now engrossed his attention . Since 1771 , he had been the agent of the Colony of New York , and no man in England better understood the atti- tude of the Americans . He devoted himself with ...
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... taxation without representation . " Taxes are a voluntary gift and grant of the Commons alone . " The English Com- mons cannot constitutionally grant to the king the property of English subjects in America . The people of America have ...
... taxation without representation . " Taxes are a voluntary gift and grant of the Commons alone . " The English Com- mons cannot constitutionally grant to the king the property of English subjects in America . The people of America have ...
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... Taxation , he declared , was but one part of the legislative power . He insisted that the Americans were vir- tually ... taxed before they were represented . " I appeal , for proof , to the preambles of the acts which gave them ...
... Taxation , he declared , was but one part of the legislative power . He insisted that the Americans were vir- tually ... taxed before they were represented . " I appeal , for proof , to the preambles of the acts which gave them ...
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