A History of the American Revolution, Μέρη 1-2Baldwin and Craddock, 1830 - 64 σελίδες |
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... crown , should be authorized to make general laws , and also to raise money from all the colonies , for their common defence . " The British govern- ment seem to have viewed this proposal with jealousy , as a step towards inde- pendence ...
... crown , should be authorized to make general laws , and also to raise money from all the colonies , for their common defence . " The British govern- ment seem to have viewed this proposal with jealousy , as a step towards inde- pendence ...
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... crown to a tax is only necessary to close with the form of a law . The gift and grant is of the Com- mons alone . In ancient days the crown , the barons , and the clergy possessed the lands . In those days the barons and clergy gave and ...
... crown to a tax is only necessary to close with the form of a law . The gift and grant is of the Com- mons alone . In ancient days the crown , the barons , and the clergy possessed the lands . In those days the barons and clergy gave and ...
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... crown , was to form , by an act of parliament , a kind of federal union with the North American provinces , which , whilst it reserved their allegiance to the British sovereign , should virtually concede to them the entire management of ...
... crown , was to form , by an act of parliament , a kind of federal union with the North American provinces , which , whilst it reserved their allegiance to the British sovereign , should virtually concede to them the entire management of ...
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