Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... passed in the last session of Parliament , for stopping the port and blocking up the harbour of Boston , for altering the charter and government of the Massachusetts- Bay , and that which is entitled An Act for the better administration ...
... passed in the last session of Parliament , for stopping the port and blocking up the harbour of Boston , for altering the charter and government of the Massachusetts- Bay , and that which is entitled An Act for the better administration ...
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... passed ' An Act for repealing an Act passed in the 14th year of our reign , intitled , An Act for the better regulating_the_Government of the Province of Massachusetts Bay , in New England ; ' and also the Act enabling us to vest you ...
... passed ' An Act for repealing an Act passed in the 14th year of our reign , intitled , An Act for the better regulating_the_Government of the Province of Massachusetts Bay , in New England ; ' and also the Act enabling us to vest you ...
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... passed since 1763. [ 4 Geo . III , c . 29 ] is for the benefit of our colonies , and falls under the regulations of trade.2 [ 4 Geo . III , c . 34 ] regulates and restrains paper bills of credit . It is impossible to agree to so unjust ...
... passed since 1763. [ 4 Geo . III , c . 29 ] is for the benefit of our colonies , and falls under the regulations of trade.2 [ 4 Geo . III , c . 34 ] regulates and restrains paper bills of credit . It is impossible to agree to so unjust ...
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