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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Page 18
... federal union . All these new communities , which thus became members of the republic , were originally colonies , planted and maintained by the United States . This second instance has seldom been considered in the light in which I now ...
... federal union . All these new communities , which thus became members of the republic , were originally colonies , planted and maintained by the United States . This second instance has seldom been considered in the light in which I now ...
Page 76
... Federal Union , when they become integral portions of the great Empire , known to foreign powers as the United States of America . So soon as the United States became in fact in- dependent , and were so acknowledged by England in the ...
... Federal Union , when they become integral portions of the great Empire , known to foreign powers as the United States of America . So soon as the United States became in fact in- dependent , and were so acknowledged by England in the ...
Page 112
... federal union . New Zealand is not so extensive as to require such separation ; it ought to be one province . But as such PROVINCE it will need the organization which is required in the cases of the separate PROVINCES of the SYSTEMS ...
... federal union . New Zealand is not so extensive as to require such separation ; it ought to be one province . But as such PROVINCE it will need the organization which is required in the cases of the separate PROVINCES of the SYSTEMS ...
Page 142
... federal Union , an act of Congress is needed ; and the people themselves frame their constitution . This mode of proceeding is hardly compatible with the relative position of a colony and its mother country ; and would , besides , be in ...
... federal Union , an act of Congress is needed ; and the people themselves frame their constitution . This mode of proceeding is hardly compatible with the relative position of a colony and its mother country ; and would , besides , be in ...
Page 165
... union of these several colonies into one federal community , but also the reception into that union of all such colonies as may hereafter be formed , and become provinces within the territory called Australasia . So , also , British ...
... union of these several colonies into one federal community , but also the reception into that union of all such colonies as may hereafter be formed , and become provinces within the territory called Australasia . So , also , British ...
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