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 argument for setting aside the Representation of the people in other parts of the British Empire; because experience teaches us, that even a defective Representation is better than none at all; and therefore it is highly unreasonable, and contrary to natural Equity, to pretend that our brethren and fellow-subjects in the more distant parts of the British Empire