Reasons why the British colonies in America should not be charged with internal taxes by authority of Parliament : humbly offered for consideration in behalf of the colony of Connecticut.

A College exercise, delivered December 16, 1765

Considerations on the imposition of 41/2 per cent. collected on Grenada and the southern Charibbee islands, by Virtue of His Majesty's Letters Patent, Under Pretence of the Prerogative Royal, without grant of Parliament

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Reasons why the British colonies in America should not be charged with internal taxes by authority of Parliament : humbly offered for consideration in behalf of the colony of Connecticut.

A College exercise, delivered December 16, 1765

Considerations on the imposition of 41/2 per cent. collected on Grenada and the southern Charibbee islands, by Virtue of His Majesty's Letters Patent, Under Pretence of the Prerogative Royal, without grant of Parliament