...equally spread over America and the West-Indies ; so that all would bear their share of the publick burthen." He then went on : "I am not, however, set...method of raising the money themselves, I shall be con" tent. Write therefore to your several Colonies ; and if " they choose any other mode, I shall...

...the colony-agents, write to your sevrral colonies; and tell them, if they dislike a duty upon stamps, and prefer any other method of raising the money themselves, I shall be content, provided the amount be but raised. 'That is,' observed the coloines, when commenting upon his terms,...

...colony agents, " Write to your several colonies, and tdl them, if ihty dislike a duty upon stamps, and prefer any other method of raising the money themselves, I shall be content, provided the amount be but raised." " That is," observed the colonies, when commenting upon his terms,...

...colony -agent! write to your several colonie*, and tell them, if they dislike a rfit'ty upon stamps, and prefer any other method of raising the money themselves. I shall he content, prorided the amount be bvt raised. " That is," observed tile colonies, when commenting...

...colony agents, " Write to your several colonies, and tell them, if they d1slike a duty Kpo* stamps, and prefer any other method of raising the money themselves. I shall be content, provided the amount be but raised." " That is," observed the colonies, when commenting upon his terms,...

...colony agents, " Write to your several colonies, and tell them, if they dislike a duty upon stamps, and prefer any other method of raising the money themselves, I shall be content, provided the amount be but raised" "That is," observed the colonies, when commenting upon his terms,...

...officers. It would be equally spread over America and the West Indies. 'I am not, however,' he continued, ' set upon this tax. If the Americans dislike it, and...colonies, and if they choose any other mode I shall be satisfied, provided the money be but raised.'' He hinted that by agreeing to the tax the Americans...

...It would be equally spread over America and the West Indies. ' I am not, however,' he continued, ' set upon this tax. If the Americans dislike it, and...several colonies, and if they choose any other mode 1 shall be satisfied, provided the money be but raised.' i He hinted i Almon's Biograjoliioal Aneedofti,...

...colonial agents in London, " set upon this tax. If the Americans dislike it and prefer any other method, I shall be content. Write, therefore, to your several...colonies, and if they choose any other mode, I shall be satisfied, provided the money be but raised." But Britain, pushing thus more earnestly than heretofore,...

...his scheme in an open, honest way. "I am not, however," said he to the colonial agents in London, " set upon this tax. If the Americans dislike it and prefer any other method, I shall be content. Write, therefore, to your several colonies, and if they choose any other mode,...