An Impartial History of the Present War in America: Containing an Account of Its Rise and Progress, the Political Springs Thereof with Its Various Successes and Disappointments on Both Sides, Volume 1 |
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1 1 defence of America , the government of the mother country claimed a right of
internal taxation , unknown to the English constitution ; and proceeded to frame
new laws , which in their own nature declared that the sole right of legislation ...
1 1 defence of America , the government of the mother country claimed a right of
internal taxation , unknown to the English constitution ; and proceeded to frame
new laws , which in their own nature declared that the sole right of legislation ...
Page 62
... and for fending representatives to parliament , as well as from the Bill of rights ,
it appears thoughout the whole history of our constitution , that no British fubje & t
" can be tased'except pcr communen is the very firit of consensum parliamenti ...
... and for fending representatives to parliament , as well as from the Bill of rights ,
it appears thoughout the whole history of our constitution , that no British fubje & t
" can be tased'except pcr communen is the very firit of consensum parliamenti ...
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The infatuation of some people here , while they endeavour by the most frivolous
arguments , to esta . blish a right to tax America , in direct violation of this
animating principle of their constitution , is to the last degree deplorable .
The infatuation of some people here , while they endeavour by the most frivolous
arguments , to esta . blish a right to tax America , in direct violation of this
animating principle of their constitution , is to the last degree deplorable .
Page 208
The English constitution is a contrivance of wisdom , formed to last forever , when
pursued upon its own principles ; when the several balances are kept in
equilibrio , and every power acts in its own sphere ; but if any of its powers are
permitted ...
The English constitution is a contrivance of wisdom , formed to last forever , when
pursued upon its own principles ; when the several balances are kept in
equilibrio , and every power acts in its own sphere ; but if any of its powers are
permitted ...
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It defeats the wise design of the constitution , which placed the nomination of all
officers , either immediately or derivatively , in the crown , whilst it committed the
check upon improper nominations to parliament . But this bill , by confounding ...
It defeats the wise design of the constitution , which placed the nomination of all
officers , either immediately or derivatively , in the crown , whilst it committed the
check upon improper nominations to parliament . But this bill , by confounding ...
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