Special Episode: The Declaration of Independence
Hillsdale Dialogues
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George III's Refusal to Pass Laws of Immediate and Pressing Importance Matters
The framers of the U.S. Constitution were trying to prove a point, he says. He argues that George III has refused his assent to laws necessary for the public good. The right of representation in legislature is "inestimable," Arnett writes. Aronson: If people are obstructed from forming legislators on their behalf, then they can't get rid of it.
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