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 at liberty to grant or to deny, they are no longer ubjects.

they are to be repreented, what number of thee wetern orators are to be admitted? This I uppoe the parliament mut ettle; yet if men have a natural and unalienable right to be repreented, who hall determine the number of their delegates? Let us however uppoe them to end twenty-three, half as many as the kingdom of Scotland, what will this repreentation avail them? To pay taxes will be till a grievance. The love of money will not be leened, nor the power of getting it increaed.

will this neceity of repreentation drive us? Is every petty ettlement to be out of the reach of government, till it has ent a enator to Parliament; or may two of them or a greater number be forced to unite in a ingle deputation? What at lat is the ,