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Decleration of Independence

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Although this was greatly resented by the colonists, it was only used 469 times out of 8563 laws passed. And laws such as the Navigation Laws were usually ignored by the colonists anyway. So the royal veto had very little effect on the colonists. Jefferson clearly makes the royal veto seem worse than it was by saying that the king refused to agree with laws that were good for the public while the public didn't even cooperate with many of the laws in the first place...
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Jefferson clearly makes the royal veto seem worse than it was by saying that the king refused to agree with laws that were good for the public while the public didn't even cooperate with many of the laws in the first place. Also, the king did drop many laws such as the Stamp Act when the colonists responded negatively...
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