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Taxation and Liberty in America in London Gazette
From the London Gazette March coverage debates the right of Parliament to tax the American colonies, the nature of representation, and colonial rights. The piece argues that colonists who emigrate lose voting rights but retain legal protection, and asserts exclusive local legislatures for taxation within America. It quotes advocates claiming universal liberty and discusses consent, representation, and the balance of power between Parliament and colonists.
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