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Why did Lord Hillsborough order Massachusetts governor Francis Bernard to dissolve the Massachusetts assembly in 1767?

Why did Lord Hillsborough order Massachusetts governor Francis Bernard to dissolve the Massachusetts assembly in 1767?
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Why did Lord Hillsborough order Massachusetts governor Francis Bernard to dissolve the Massachusetts assembly in 1767?

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It refused to repudiate Samuel Adams's denunciation of the Townshend duties.

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