Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... trade , and have produced some revenue in con- sequence of their effect and operation as regulations of trade . The colonies claim the privileges of British subjects . It has been proved to be inconsistent with those privileges to tax ...
... trade , and have produced some revenue in con- sequence of their effect and operation as regulations of trade . The colonies claim the privileges of British subjects . It has been proved to be inconsistent with those privileges to tax ...
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... trade , and intrusting the entire management of that trade to the colonies themselves , will be of great advantage to your Majesty's service , as a means of avoiding much difficulty , and saving much expense both at present and in ...
... trade , and intrusting the entire management of that trade to the colonies themselves , will be of great advantage to your Majesty's service , as a means of avoiding much difficulty , and saving much expense both at present and in ...
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... trade between Louisiana and the Choctaws ] , and as their commerce both from Louisiana and the British colonies is carried on through a great variety of paths and routs , and does not depend upon rivers and lakes , . . . it is evident ...
... trade between Louisiana and the Choctaws ] , and as their commerce both from Louisiana and the British colonies is carried on through a great variety of paths and routs , and does not depend upon rivers and lakes , . . . it is evident ...
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