Debates on Stamp Act in Irish House and Tax Proposals
Debates recount motions for the Stamp Act and additional duties on foreign paper. MPs argue impact on paper manufacture, printing freedom, and public finances. Opposition fears harm to industry and liberty of the press. supporters cite revenue and control of imports.
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