History, 17.12.2020 05:00, tddreviews
“The great capital argument, which I find on this subject... is this; that no Englishman is, or can be taxed, but by his own consent: by which must be meant one of these three propositions; either that no Englishman can be taxed without his own consent as an individual; or that no Englishman can be taxed without the consent of the persons he chuses to represent him; or that no Englishman can be taxed without the consent of the majority of all those, who are elected by himself and others of his fellow-subjects to represent them. Now let us impartially consider, whether any one of these propositions are in fact true…”
3. From whose point of view is this excerpt written?
a British colonists
b French colonists
c King George III
d British Parliament
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Which of the following was not one of the enlightenment idea that promote revolution in france? a. people have natural rights b. no one should pay taxes c. government should represent the people d. rights should be written in the constitution
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What are some effects outside of europe because of world war 1?
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“The great capital argument, which I find on this subject... is this; that no Englishman is, or can...
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