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6781. POST OFFICE, The Colonial.—
[The] exercises of usurped power [by Parliament]
have not been confined to instances alone
in which themselves were interested; but they
have also intermeddled with the regulation
of the internal affairs of the Colonies.—
Rights of British America. Washington ed. i, 130.
Ford ed., i, 434.
(1774)
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