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Samuel Adams did not agree with taxes impose by?

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    Samuel Adams was a noted American rebel and founder of the Boston based group, the Sons of Liberty.

    Adams and the Sons of Liberty were opposed to taxed imposed on the colonies by the King of England and the King's Government in the UK.

    The King of England largely ramped up taxes after the 7-Year War and the Adams led colonist began protesting the taxes in Boston.
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