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Fragmented 18th Century Opinion on Taxation Powers and Law
A long excerpt discusses the colonial era debate on royal taxation and legislative power. It debates whether the Crown can levy taxes without explicit parliamentary consent, cites precedents from 1698 and contemporary cases, and contrasts imperial authority with established law. The piece also weaves in local notices and public interest items of the period.
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Whiréney Shays
Supreme Council of
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Rome
Purdee
Lord Cadogan
Drurysdane Theatre
Maid of the Oak
Court of Common Council
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Ae Farley
Portoken
Commot-Council
William Saxby
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Paper Srainers Company
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Hald Mageer
John Bafite
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Corea Varden
Mariel
Barbary Rovers
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Alergay
Billing Gate
Rat Wenham Abd &E.’S
Peter Earnthaw
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