Burke's Speech on Conciliation with AmericaMacmillan, 1961 - 127 páginas |
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... taxation , and to abstain from the use of English goods until it was abandoned . After this interval proposals in accordance with Pitt's speech were laid before the House . It was found impossible to maintain the distinction between ...
... taxation , and to abstain from the use of English goods until it was abandoned . After this interval proposals in accordance with Pitt's speech were laid before the House . It was found impossible to maintain the distinction between ...
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... taxing for revenue has been once and for all abandoned . 1. 8. an unconditional abatement , an absolute and ... taxation as well as by commercial monopoly . 1. 10. experience , our having tried and failed : the nature of things ...
... taxing for revenue has been once and for all abandoned . 1. 8. an unconditional abatement , an absolute and ... taxation as well as by commercial monopoly . 1. 10. experience , our having tried and failed : the nature of things ...
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... taxation of America as a whole must be to the wealth of America as the taxation of England is to the wealth of England . 1. 34. by the back - door , in an irregular manner . Properly all matters relating to money must be introduced ...
... taxation of America as a whole must be to the wealth of America as the taxation of England is to the wealth of England . 1. 34. by the back - door , in an irregular manner . Properly all matters relating to money must be introduced ...
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