The Writings of John Dickinson
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Might have been safely rested on the ar- gument drawn from the universal conduct of parliaments and ministers, from the first existence of these colonies, to the administration of Mr. Greenville.
What but the indisputable, the acknowledged exclusive right of the colonies to tax themselves, could be the rea- son, that in this long period of more than one hundred and fifty years, no statute was ever passed for the sole purpose of raising a revenue on the colonies? And how clear, how cogent must t...hat reason be, to which ev^ery parliament, and every minister, for so long a time submitted, without a single attempt to innovate?
England, in part of that course of years, and Great- Bri- tain^ in other parts, was engaged in several fierce expen- sive wars; troubled with some tumultuous and bold parlia- ments; governed by many daring and wicked ministers; yet none of them ever ventured to touch the Palladium of American liberty. Ambition, avarice, faction, tyranny, all revered it. Whenever it was necessary to raise money on the colonies, the requisitions of the crown were made, and dutifully complied with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Might have been safely rested on the ar- gument drawn from the universal conduct of parliaments and ministers, from the first existence of these colonies, to the administration of Mr. Greenville.
What but the indisputable, the acknowledged exclusive right of the colonies to tax themselves, could be the rea- son, that in this long period of more than one hundred and fifty years, no statute was ever passed for the sole purpose of raising a revenue on the colonies? And how clear, how cogent must t...hat reason be, to which ev^ery parliament, and every minister, for so long a time submitted, without a single attempt to innovate?
England, in part of that course of years, and Great- Bri- tain^ in other parts, was engaged in several fierce expen- sive wars; troubled with some tumultuous and bold parlia- ments; governed by many daring and wicked ministers; yet none of them ever ventured to touch the Palladium of American liberty. Ambition, avarice, faction, tyranny, all revered it. Whenever it was necessary to raise money on the colonies, the requisitions of the crown were made, and dutifully complied with.
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