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1 October, 07:26

What was the colonists reaction to the administration of justice act?

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    The colonist deeply hated the act since it was a way of protecting British official who committed crimes by having their offenses tried in England rather than the state they commuted the crime. It is one of the infamous intolerable acts.
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