...taxation. Their opinions were full and declared against the ordinary use of such a power. But it was plain, that the general reasonings which were employed...went directly to our whole legislative right ; and one part of it could not be yielded to such arguments, without a virtual surrender of all the rest....

...confiders the right of taxing the colonies, by an act of the Britim Legiflative, as s.fpfcu'.<tive right merely, never to be exerted, nor ever to be renounced. To lit judgment it appears plain, " That the general reaibnings, which wereemploy" ed againft that power,...

...confiders the right of taxing the colonies, by an act of the Britifh Legiflature, as a fpeculative right merely, never to be exerted, nor ever to be...his judgment it appears plain, " That the general " reafonings, which were employed againft " that power, went directly to our whole le" giflative right,...

...confiders the right of taxing the colonies, by an a.£t of the Britifh Legillature, as a. fpcculative right merely, never to be, exerted, nor ever to be...his judgment it appears plain, " That the general " reafonings, which were employed againft " that power, went diredtly to our whole le" giflative right,...

...Junius confiders the right of taxing the colonies, by an aft of the Britifh legiflature, as a fpuulative right merely, never to be exerted, nor ever to be...his judgment it appears plain, " That the general " reafonings, which were employed againft " that power, went dire£Uy to our whole le" giflative right,...

...confiders the right of taxing the Colonies, by an aft of the Britiih Legiflature, as a fpeculative right merely, never to be exerted^ nor ever to be renounced. To £// judgment it appears plain, " That the general reafonings which " were *' were employed againft...

...confiders the right of taxing the co• H lies, by an a& of the Britilh Legifiature, as ifpe^ tulatiw right merely, never to be exerted^, nor ever to be...his judgment it appears plain, •* That the general reafonings which were employed " agsrinft that power went dire<!;tty to our whole le" giflative right,...

...opinion had been mistaken, or misrepresented. 1. JUNIUS considers the right of taxing the colonies by an act of the British legislature, as a speculative...never to be exerted, nor ever to be renounced. To bis judgment it appears plain, " That the general reasonings which were " employed against that power,...

...opiuou has been mistaken or misrepresented. \mo. Junius considers the right of taxing the Colonies, by an Act of the British Legislature, as a speculative right merely, never to nor ever to be renounced. To his judgment it appears plaiu, " That the general reasonings " which were...

...opinion has been mistaken, or misrepresented. 1 . Junius considers the right of taxing the colonies, by an act of the British Legislature, as a speculative...appears plain, ' That the general reasonings, which were em' ployed against that power, went directly to our ' whole legislative right, and that one part of...