True, in India and other places it was a very different story.
Legolas Send a noteboard - 06/12/2018 11:44:24 PM
View original postTrue, there was no necessary reason for proportional representation, but I doubt a few MPs for window dressing would have stopped the Revolution. Ultimate power would still have resided in London, and I doubt the colonies would have accepted that for long.
I guess given the relative populations, giving the colonies a remotely reasonable number MPs would've meant giving them real power, which indeed was never going to happen.
View original postHmm... I'd have thought Delhi, Lahore and Calcutta were all larger at the time, but maybe I'm wrong.
I'm sure they were, just maybe not in the British Empire yet.

I am of two minds of this. (This is France)
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Wow you are telling lots of myths and there are falsehoods in said myths.
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Regarding taxation without representation...
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Whoa, you're right, seems I'm spectacularly wrong on the numbers.
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The numbers were never in the Brits favor...
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True, in India and other places it was a very different story.
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DC put "Taxation without Representation" on their license plates
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