The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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... province of Quebec , inftead of an affembly , took its rife as follows : By the commiffions of captain - general and governor in chief of that province , fucceffively granted to general Murray and general Carleton , the king had ...
... province of Quebec , inftead of an affembly , took its rife as follows : By the commiffions of captain - general and governor in chief of that province , fucceffively granted to general Murray and general Carleton , the king had ...
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... province , who had become freeholders of the province , or owners of landed property in it , his majelly had judged it to be hitherto inexpedient to fummon a general aflembly . Yet , that the province might not be totally without a ...
... province , who had become freeholders of the province , or owners of landed property in it , his majelly had judged it to be hitherto inexpedient to fummon a general aflembly . Yet , that the province might not be totally without a ...
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... province the legislative authority men- tioned in it , fmall and narrow as it was . And , in the fecond place , if a private inftruction , under the king's fignet and fign manual , fhould be deemed to be a legal method of communicating ...
... province the legislative authority men- tioned in it , fmall and narrow as it was . And , in the fecond place , if a private inftruction , under the king's fignet and fign manual , fhould be deemed to be a legal method of communicating ...
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