Taxation without representation” exists in 2009 just as it did in 1765

Taxation Without Representation

By David A. Nace —— Bio and Archives--January 5, 2010

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This was the cry of the American colonies in 1765 when the British Parliament passed the Stamp Act. This was the first British attempt at direct taxation designed to raise revenue rather then regulate trade. The American response was an almost complete boycott of British made goods until the Stamp Act was repealed.

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