Maryland 1633 to 1776 Being An Account of the Main Currents in the Political a
Maryland 1633 to 1776 Being An Account of the Main Currents in the Political a
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Neither House would recede from its position, so the governor issued a proclamation continuing the provision of the law of 1701 — 1702. The people were indignant over this act of the governor and everywhere resisted the collection of the tax. Shortly after some of the lawyers claimed that as the law had been passed by an Assembly chosen under writs of elec- tion and summons issued by King William who died before the Assembly met, and as a new election had not been held under writs of election a...nd summons of Queen Anne, the law was not valid. ^ Many individuals refused to pay the tax and lawsuits that resulted were decided by the courts in favor of the people. But in 1773 the Assembly passed an act giving the clergy thirty pounds or four shillings for each individual instead of forty pounds of tobacco and the opposition of the people subsided.
' N. D. Mereness, Maryland as a Proprietary Province, page 452.
^ Ibid. , pages 452-453.
^ Maryland Gazette, September 10, 1772.
— 39 - During the two last colonial wars between France and Eng- land (1740—1748 and 1756—1763) there had been considerable agitation against the Roman Catholics who were charged with sympathy with the French on account of their religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither House would recede from its position, so the governor issued a proclamation continuing the provision of the law of 1701 — 1702. The people were indignant over this act of the governor and everywhere resisted the collection of the tax. Shortly after some of the lawyers claimed that as the law had been passed by an Assembly chosen under writs of elec- tion and summons issued by King William who died before the Assembly met, and as a new election had not been held under writs of election a...nd summons of Queen Anne, the law was not valid. ^ Many individuals refused to pay the tax and lawsuits that resulted were decided by the courts in favor of the people. But in 1773 the Assembly passed an act giving the clergy thirty pounds or four shillings for each individual instead of forty pounds of tobacco and the opposition of the people subsided.
' N. D. Mereness, Maryland as a Proprietary Province, page 452.
^ Ibid. , pages 452-453.
^ Maryland Gazette, September 10, 1772.
— 39 - During the two last colonial wars between France and Eng- land (1740—1748 and 1756—1763) there had been considerable agitation against the Roman Catholics who were charged with sympathy with the French on account of their religion.
What to read after Maryland 1633 to 1776 Being An Account of the Main Currents in the Political a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rudolf Emil From Old Catalog Schoenfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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