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Editorial
May 1, 1767
The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
The editorial refutes resentment against new taxes imposed on America as baseless, highlighting approval from British Parliament for the provincial House of Assembly's conduct in upholding government dignity, rights, liberties, and countering enemies, ensuring their honorable legacy.
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OCR Quality
98%
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Full Text
Resentment to and new Taxes laid upon America, are entirely without Foundation--That the Conduct of this Province and our late House of Representatives has been highly approved of by the Great Ones in Parliament, from many of whom Letters have been received expressing the same, and their great Affection for this People.
THE Conduct of the late House of Assembly in supporting the dignity of Government, and the Rights and Liberties of this People, as also in counter-working the Designs of our inveterate enemies and representing us with Advantage to his Majesty, the Ministry and Nation; will cause their Names to be handed down with Honor and Gratitude to the latest Posterity.
THE Conduct of the late House of Assembly in supporting the dignity of Government, and the Rights and Liberties of this People, as also in counter-working the Designs of our inveterate enemies and representing us with Advantage to his Majesty, the Ministry and Nation; will cause their Names to be handed down with Honor and Gratitude to the latest Posterity.
What sub-type of article is it?
Constitutional
Economic Policy
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
New Taxes
America
Parliament Approval
House Of Assembly
Rights Liberties
Government Dignity
Inveterate Enemies
What entities or persons were involved?
Parliament
Great Ones In Parliament
Late House Of Assembly
This Province
His Majesty
The Ministry
Nation
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Defense Against Resentment To New Taxes On America And Praise For Assembly Conduct
Stance / Tone
Supportive Of Provincial Assembly And British Approval
Key Figures
Parliament
Great Ones In Parliament
Late House Of Assembly
This Province
His Majesty
The Ministry
Nation
Key Arguments
Resentment To New Taxes On America Is Without Foundation
Conduct Of The Province And House Of Representatives Approved By Parliament
Letters From Parliament Express Affection For The People
Assembly Supported Government Dignity And Rights/Liberties
Countered Designs Of Inveterate Enemies
Represented The Province Advantageously To Majesty, Ministry, And Nation
Names To Be Honored In Posterity