Considerations on the Propriety of Imposing Taxes in the British Colonies, for the Purpose of raising a Revenue,by Act of Parliament was a primary document written by Daniel Dulany in 1765. To give some context, this was around the time that the colonies and the British began to have hostility and tensions between them. In this document, Dulany writes about how the English government was treating the colonies unfairly and too harshly. Dulany never uses the word Stamp Act, but it is strongly implied that he is not in support of it.
He believes that the way the colonists were being represented was too low of a status. He urges the intended audience, which are the British monarchs and Parliament that he does not want more power, but rather to
He believes that the way the colonists were being represented was too low of a status. He urges the intended audience, which are the British monarchs and Parliament that he does not want more power, but rather to