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Vol. 44, Issue 5, 2008March 03, 2008 CDT

The Founders’ Legal Case: “No Taxation Without Representation” Versus Taxation No Tyrrany

Grant Dorfman,
federalismfounding fatherspolitical sciencebritish constitutionbritish lawcolonial americataxation
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Hous. L. Rev.
Grant Dorfman, The Founders’ Legal Case: “No Taxation Without Representation” Versus Taxation No Tyrrany, 44 Hous. L. Rev. (2008).
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