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John believed the Townshend Acts to be unfair, he wrote the "letters from a farmer" a set of short stories that stated the Acts were illegal because they were intended to raise revenue, something the colonists did not have power to change.

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Washington opposed the Act because it hurt him financially and he believed that it was taxation without representation.

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these policies prompted colonists to take action by boycotting British goods.

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Royal Governor of Massachusetts, promised people justice after the Boston Massacre and collaborated with Sam Adams to remove British from the town

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Burke wasn't in Parliament at the time, but later argued Charles Townshend proposed these taxes to gain popularity by exerting greater control over the colonies.

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Abigail Adams was an unofficial member of the "Daughters of Liberty" Group, who opposed the implementation of taxes on colonial goods and started boycotts on imports from Britain, often making their own products as a replacement.

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Brant would have most neutral as he was a loyalist to the British however the colonists protesting the Townshend act limited trade with the British which tilted him to opposing it a bit as he wanted trading with the America and the British to continue due to a personal vendetta.

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Again, Peggy was only 7 when this was passed... not much of a stance there.

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A leader of the Sons of Liberty and a Founding Father, Sam drafted the Massachusetts Circle Letter against the Townshend Act asking the British Crown to return to 'salutary neglect'

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Lafayette was currently 9 years old when this act was passed, still across the ocean as well.

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Lord Dunmore was not active in House sessions during 1767-1768 meaning her rarely was around to make decisions for or against this act.

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Being a businessman, Arnold would have opposed of the Townshend Act taxing colonial imports.