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Royal Charter Limits on Taxes in Colonial Debate
The Royal Order in Council upholds the General Court powers to tax for Crown service and defence while condemning actions that undermine Governor support. It cites the Charter’s provisions for imposing assessments by warrant through the Governor with Council consent, and warns the Treasury supply resolve could curb royal disallowance rights. The discussion centers on balance between colonial self government and Crown authority.
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