With the unfair provisions of the Stamp Act in mind, the colonists created the Stamp Act Congress to send Great Britain a list of grievances. The complaints of the Stamp Act Congress were compiled in a document entitled the 'Declaration of Rights and Grievances.' The summary of the document was that the Stamp Act Congress felt that taxes like the Stamp Act were unfair and unjust. In the document, the colonists sought representation in Parliament, trial by jury and the right to come to the king with their complaints.