Prompt

Create an image of a 18th-century newspaper with a bold headline reading "The Rights of Colonies Examined" and a subtitle stating "A Publication of the Rhode Island General Assembly, 1764". The newspaper page should feature a engraving of the Rhode Island statehouse or a colonial-style building in the background, with a quill pen and inkwell on the desk of a colonial gentleman, likely Stephen Hopkins. The main text should be an illustration of a written argument against British taxation of colonies, highlighting the phrase "Taxation without Representation". The overall style should be reminiscent of colonial-era woodcut illustrations and copperplate engravings, with muted colors and classic typography, conveying a sense of historical significance and revolutionary fervor.

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