A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... stamp act , the substance of which was readily adopted by the other provincial legisla- tures . Popular pamphlets were pub- lished in abundance in reprobation of the power thus assumed by the British parliament ; and the proprietors of ...
... stamp act , the substance of which was readily adopted by the other provincial legisla- tures . Popular pamphlets were pub- lished in abundance in reprobation of the power thus assumed by the British parliament ; and the proprietors of ...
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... stamp was bought to legalize any transaction . Nor did the Americans content them- selves with this sullen opposition to the measures of ministers . They entered into solemn resolutions not to import any British manufactured goods till ...
... stamp was bought to legalize any transaction . Nor did the Americans content them- selves with this sullen opposition to the measures of ministers . They entered into solemn resolutions not to import any British manufactured goods till ...
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... Stamp Act in America ; indemnifying those " who by reason of the tumults and outrages in North America had not been able to procure stamped paper since the passing of the Act for laying certain duties on stamps in the colonies , and had ...
... Stamp Act in America ; indemnifying those " who by reason of the tumults and outrages in North America had not been able to procure stamped paper since the passing of the Act for laying certain duties on stamps in the colonies , and had ...
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