The Colonies of England: A Plan for the Government of Some Portion of Our Colonial Possessions"Chiefly British North America, but New Zealand 'not of a size to need more than one Provincial Government'--p. 164-5"--Bagnall. |
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... Civil list - Land fund -Trade - Disputes respecting powers - The church- Education SECTION IV.- System - What - New Zealand excluded- Provinces included - British North America - Australasia -South Africa - Boundaries and extent of ...
... Civil list - Land fund -Trade - Disputes respecting powers - The church- Education SECTION IV.- System - What - New Zealand excluded- Provinces included - British North America - Australasia -South Africa - Boundaries and extent of ...
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... * Bancroft , History of America , vol . i . p . 122 . + This provision was unnecessary ; the rule of our common law being the same . Nemo potest exuere patriam . * This is a curious description of civil causes ; 24 VIRGINIA .
... * Bancroft , History of America , vol . i . p . 122 . + This provision was unnecessary ; the rule of our common law being the same . Nemo potest exuere patriam . * This is a curious description of civil causes ; 24 VIRGINIA .
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... civil causes requiring corporal punishment , fine , or imprisonment * might be summarily determined by the president ... civil causes ; punishment being that thing which is the essence of criminal , as distinct from civil ...
... civil causes requiring corporal punishment , fine , or imprisonment * might be summarily determined by the president ... civil causes ; punishment being that thing which is the essence of criminal , as distinct from civil ...
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... civil freedom , was assured . " * The King renounced by the charter all power of super- intendence , expressly covenanting that neither he , nor his heirs , nor his successors , should set an imposition or tax on the people of the ...
... civil freedom , was assured . " * The King renounced by the charter all power of super- intendence , expressly covenanting that neither he , nor his heirs , nor his successors , should set an imposition or tax on the people of the ...
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... civil rights its colonists should enjoy . The charter on which the freemen of Massachusetts succeeded in erecting a system of independent representative liberty , did not secure to them a single privilege of self - government , but left ...
... civil rights its colonists should enjoy . The charter on which the freemen of Massachusetts succeeded in erecting a system of independent representative liberty , did not secure to them a single privilege of self - government , but left ...
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