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... inhabitants of New Neth- erlands , ( now New York , ) the efforts to levy taxes in Vir- ginia in 1662 , and the arbitrary tallage of Lovelace , on the shores of the Delaware , in 1667 ; together with the insult offered to popular ...
... inhabitants of New Neth- erlands , ( now New York , ) the efforts to levy taxes in Vir- ginia in 1662 , and the arbitrary tallage of Lovelace , on the shores of the Delaware , in 1667 ; together with the insult offered to popular ...
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... inhabitants can bear . And suppose the stamps here produce only one eighth of what they would in South Carolina , it ... inhabitant shudder at the thought of the act taking place , which , according to my present ap- prehension , must ...
... inhabitants can bear . And suppose the stamps here produce only one eighth of what they would in South Carolina , it ... inhabitant shudder at the thought of the act taking place , which , according to my present ap- prehension , must ...
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... inhabitants should be treated as slaves , without ceremony . " Nor did they stop at invectives , and denunciations ; they resolved , " that no provisions should be shipped to that infamous colony , Georgia ; " " that every vessel ...
... inhabitants should be treated as slaves , without ceremony . " Nor did they stop at invectives , and denunciations ; they resolved , " that no provisions should be shipped to that infamous colony , Georgia ; " " that every vessel ...
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... inhabitants . From forty - four vessels loaded in 1760 , there were 173 cleared in 1766. Property had risen , and every thing bore a proportionable value . But the Governor , though he thought the present bills of credit too limited ...
... inhabitants . From forty - four vessels loaded in 1760 , there were 173 cleared in 1766. Property had risen , and every thing bore a proportionable value . But the Governor , though he thought the present bills of credit too limited ...
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... inhabitant of the colonies employs four at home . " " It was American trade , " said the Earl of Chatham to the Peers , " which triumphantly carried you through the last war , " and the eloquent Burke declared in the House ef Commons ...
... inhabitant of the colonies employs four at home . " " It was American trade , " said the Earl of Chatham to the Peers , " which triumphantly carried you through the last war , " and the eloquent Burke declared in the House ef Commons ...
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