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... MINISTER - NEW TAXATION SCHEMES - DISCON- TENTS IN AMERICA - VOICES OF THE ASSEMBLIES - BOLDNESS OF MASSACHU- SETTS CONDUCT OF THE MINISTRY - COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS -RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS IN BOSTON - TRIUMPH OF THE POPULAR WILL ...
... MINISTER - NEW TAXATION SCHEMES - DISCON- TENTS IN AMERICA - VOICES OF THE ASSEMBLIES - BOLDNESS OF MASSACHU- SETTS CONDUCT OF THE MINISTRY - COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS -RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS IN BOSTON - TRIUMPH OF THE POPULAR WILL ...
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... ministry . Cabinet officers , alarmed , forsook the king ; and the duke of Grafton , his prime - minister , quailing beneath the falchion blows of Pitt , and the keen shafts of Junius , * resigned his place . " Thus , " says Lord Mahon ...
... ministry . Cabinet officers , alarmed , forsook the king ; and the duke of Grafton , his prime - minister , quailing beneath the falchion blows of Pitt , and the keen shafts of Junius , * resigned his place . " Thus , " says Lord Mahon ...
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... minister concluded that the colonists would not object to paying the three pence duty . This concession to a commercial monopoly , while the appeals of a great principle were spurned , was a new and aggravated offence , and created ...
... minister concluded that the colonists would not object to paying the three pence duty . This concession to a commercial monopoly , while the appeals of a great principle were spurned , was a new and aggravated offence , and created ...
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