1779 NO TAXATION FOR MILITARIZATION. Exceptionally Rare 20pp MSs Speech Against Taxes for the Revolution on Moral Grounds. Inklings Samuel Bolde at the height

Samuel Bolde at the height of the second wave of Anglican repression of dissenters [the first being the Ejection at 1662]

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1779 NO TAXATION FOR MILITARIZATION. Exceptionally Rare 20pp MSs Speech Against Taxes for the Revolution on Moral Grounds. Inklings Samuel Bolde at the heightAn historically significant manuscript "third way" manifesto of the American Revolution by radical Quakeress preacher, Anne Emlen Mifflin (1755 1815). The address dates to 1779, as the American Revolution expanded to the South and began attracting global funds and military support. With financial resources dwindling and the increasing intensity of the War, the pressure toward taxation of the emerging American citizenry increased, including leverage of