History of the American Revolution volume 2
History of the American Revolution volume 2
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Xxix. Pp. 949, 978, 987, 1015, &c.
1764. ] ENFORCEMENT OF THE ACTS OF NAVIGATION. 213 The only opposition came from Huske, 1 who observed, that the colonies ought first to have notice and an opportunity of laying before the House, by their agents, any objections they may have to such a measure. The bill was rapidly carried through its several stages, was slightly amended, on the 4th of April was agreed to by the Lords, and on the next day was approved by the King. England had avowedly undertake...n to give and grant imposts on the American trade. The preamble declared that this was a contribution "towards" the requisite revenue which was said to be fixed at 330, 000. 2 " These new taxes, " wrote Whately, the joint Secretary of the Treasury, " will certainly not be sufficient to defray that share of the American expense, which America ought and is able to bear. Others must be added. " 3 That this was intended appeared also from the bill itself. This act had for the first time the title of " granting duties in the colonies and plantations of America ; " for the first time it was asserted in the preamble, " that it was just and necessary that a revenue should be raised there ;" and the Commons expressed themselves "desirous to make some provision in the present session of Parliament toward raising the said revenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxix. Pp. 949, 978, 987, 1015, &c.
1764. ] ENFORCEMENT OF THE ACTS OF NAVIGATION. 213 The only opposition came from Huske, 1 who observed, that the colonies ought first to have notice and an opportunity of laying before the House, by their agents, any objections they may have to such a measure. The bill was rapidly carried through its several stages, was slightly amended, on the 4th of April was agreed to by the Lords, and on the next day was approved by the King. England had avowedly undertake...n to give and grant imposts on the American trade. The preamble declared that this was a contribution "towards" the requisite revenue which was said to be fixed at 330, 000. 2 " These new taxes, " wrote Whately, the joint Secretary of the Treasury, " will certainly not be sufficient to defray that share of the American expense, which America ought and is able to bear. Others must be added. " 3 That this was intended appeared also from the bill itself. This act had for the first time the title of " granting duties in the colonies and plantations of America ; " for the first time it was asserted in the preamble, " that it was just and necessary that a revenue should be raised there ;" and the Commons expressed themselves "desirous to make some provision in the present session of Parliament toward raising the said revenue.
What to read after History of the American Revolution volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, George, 1800-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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