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The Quartering Act of 1765 Refuted John Dickinson wrote 12 letters that ignited American imagination, inspired Members of Parliament to denounce taxation without representation, and exposed hidden taxes. letters from a farmer in pennsylvania • quartering act • 1765 • colonial taxation • without representation
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