By what is called the impost 1692, a duty of five and-twenty per cent.

根据所谓的 1692 年， 收百分之五又百分之二十的。

The two imposts of five per cent.

这两个是百分之五。

A small impost of three pence, to be collected in America, was left as a reminder of the principle laid down in the Declaratory Act that Parliament had the right to tax the colonists.

留下一小笔 3 便士的款， 在国收取，以提醒人们注意宣言法案中规定的原则， 即议会有权向殖民者。

When once the dispute over the apportionment of direct taxes among the slave states was settled, it was an easy matter to decide that Congress should have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises.

一旦奴隶州之间接分配的争论得到解决，就很容易决定国会有权规定和收收、、进口和消费。

Under the direction of Nelson P. Dingley, whose name was given to the bill, a tariff measure levying the highest rates yet laid in the history of American imposts was prepared and driven through the House of Representatives.

在纳尔逊·P·丁利（Nelson P. Dingley）的指导下，一项收国冒名顶替史上最高率的措施被制定并通过众议院。