
John Dickinson · 1768 · Politics & Society
Twelve letters against the Townshend Acts that made Dickinson the most famous American writer before Paine: the colonial case that Parliament could regulate trade but had no right to tax the colonies.
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- Students of the road to the Revolution - Readers who want the moderate patriot case - Anyone studying taxation and representation