How does he think England should respond to this Sugar Act that they passed on their colonies?

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Colonial Response to the Sugar Act & Currency Act, 1764

The war has nearly doubled the British national debt. ... act on sugar and molasses that it will not bear any duty at all .

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How did the British react to the Sugar Act protests?

In response to the Sugar, Act colonists formed an organized boycott of luxury goods imported from Great Britain. 50 merchants from throughout the colonies agreed to boycott specific items and began a philosophy of self-sufficiency where they produce those products themselves, especially fabric-based products.

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