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... raising a revenue . Mr. Grenville first introduced this language , in the preamble to the 4 Geo . III , c . 15 , which has these words : And whereas it is just and necessary that a revenue be raised in Your Majesty's said dominions in ...
... raising a revenue . Mr. Grenville first introduced this language , in the preamble to the 4 Geo . III , c . 15 , which has these words : And whereas it is just and necessary that a revenue be raised in Your Majesty's said dominions in ...
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... raise a revenue from us only , are as much taxes upon us as those imposed by the Stamp Act . What is the difference in substance and right whether the same sum is raised upon us by the rates mentioned in the Stamp Act , on the use of ...
... raise a revenue from us only , are as much taxes upon us as those imposed by the Stamp Act . What is the difference in substance and right whether the same sum is raised upon us by the rates mentioned in the Stamp Act , on the use of ...
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... raised from it that would bear a transportation to places where they could be exchanged for imported manufactures ... raised on the banks of the Ohio is of less value than on the Delaware , it is also true that the same labor will raise ...
... raised from it that would bear a transportation to places where they could be exchanged for imported manufactures ... raised on the banks of the Ohio is of less value than on the Delaware , it is also true that the same labor will raise ...
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
The Western Problem 176388 | xix |
The Crisis 17726 | xxxiii |
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