The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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Page 72
In the first place , on the calling of a Parliament writs would issue from the Crown Office by the Lord Chancellor to the Governors of the several colonies , calling upon them to return by the vote of the assembly of the colony ...
In the first place , on the calling of a Parliament writs would issue from the Crown Office by the Lord Chancellor to the Governors of the several colonies , calling upon them to return by the vote of the assembly of the colony ...
Page 73
It would probably be found that those colonies having an army of their own would be desirous of promoting a scheme by which ... and a solution would probably be found in a vote of the Colonial legislature contributing a given sum to the ...
It would probably be found that those colonies having an army of their own would be desirous of promoting a scheme by which ... and a solution would probably be found in a vote of the Colonial legislature contributing a given sum to the ...
Page 74
The proposal that Colonial representatives should be debarred from voting in specified cases I dismiss as an impossibility ... it is doubtful whether we are yet ripe for direct representation of the Colonies in the Imperial Parliament .
The proposal that Colonial representatives should be debarred from voting in specified cases I dismiss as an impossibility ... it is doubtful whether we are yet ripe for direct representation of the Colonies in the Imperial Parliament .
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