Describe Thomas Jefferson's views
on the Hat Act and Iron Act.

an instance of despotism to which no parallel can be produced in the most arbitrary ages of British history

Explanation:

Thomas Jefferson's views on the Hat Act and Iron Act were contained in his tract titled "A Summary View of the Rights of British America."

In the tract, Jefferson claimed that such Act is the greatest act of power abuse in the history of British generally. This is evident when declared that this is "an instance of despotism to which no parallel can be produced in the most arbitrary ages of British history"

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