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The slogan "No taxation without representation", coined by John Locke: really? I would like to have a source for this.

It was coined by Boston Reverend Jonathan Mayhew in 1750 acording to Stefan Brandt's American Revolution Pop Quiz.

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	The slogan "No taxation without representation", coined by John Locke: really? I would like to have a source for this.		The slogan "No taxation without representation", coined by John Locke: really? I would like to have a source for this.

			It was coined by Boston Reverend Jonathan Mayhew in 1750 acording to Stefan Brandt's American Revolution Pop Quiz.