Burke's Speech on American Taxation; - James Hugh Moffatt - Bog

An important historical document, this book contains Edmund Burke's famous speech to the House of Commons in 1774, in which he argues against the taxation of American colonists. A seminal moment in the lead-up to the American Revolution, this speech remains relevant today as a defense of individual rights.
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