Norths Conciliatory Plan For Taxation In America
Lord North proposes that colonial assemblies may grant pro portions for defence and civil government, with Parliament forbearance on duties, except for essential trade. The motion, backed by Pow nal and others, argues a fair, gradual levy, claiming revenue, restores empire unity, and may persuade some colonies to submit. The idea faces opposition from Ellis and others who fear degradation and danger to Parliament Authority.
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