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In 1763-1775 there were thirteen colonies, and then there was Great Britain which was the mother country. There was a debate between Great Britain and the thirteen colonies on whether or not Great Britain's Parliament could make laws for the thirteen colonies. Great Britain believes without any further questions that they should be able to do so.
The thirteen colonies know that they belong to Great Britain. They weren't really trying to make such a dispute out of the whole situation. "We all think ourselves happy under Great Britain". (Asserted and Prove, 3) This is what the thirteen colonies said about Great Britain they also went on to say how much they do love their mother country and their king.
As far as Great Britain's perspective they believe that they should have total control over the thirteen colonies. They believe they have a right to "impose taxes on her American colonies".
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