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The history of the present kin of britain is a historu of repeated injuries and usurplation, which conclusion from the declaration of independence is best supported by the reaso…

The history of the present kin of britain is a historu of repeated injuries and usurplation, which conclusion from the declaration of independence is best supported by the reaso…
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The history of the present kin of britain is a historu of repeated injuries and usurplation, which conclusion from the declaration of independence is best supported by the reasoning

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The king's actions violated the principle of limited government by expanding his power.

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idk sorry for wasting your time
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