Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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Page 265
... colonies have no representatives in parliament . That to propose taxing them by parliament , and refuse them the liberty of choosing a representative council , to meet in the colonies , and consider and judge of the necessity of any ...
... colonies have no representatives in parliament . That to propose taxing them by parliament , and refuse them the liberty of choosing a representative council , to meet in the colonies , and consider and judge of the necessity of any ...
Page 266
... colonies in a body may be well governed by gov- ernors and councils appointed by the crown , without repre- sentatives , particular colonies may as well or better be so gov- erned ; a tax may be laid upon them all by act of parliament ...
... colonies in a body may be well governed by gov- ernors and councils appointed by the crown , without repre- sentatives , particular colonies may as well or better be so gov- erned ; a tax may be laid upon them all by act of parliament ...
Page 328
... Colonies , or rather attempts to make Colonies , ( for they succeed but poorly , and as yet hardly de- serve the name of Colonies ) , I mean Georgia and Nova Scotia , which have hitherto been little better than Parliamentary jobs . Thus ...
... Colonies , or rather attempts to make Colonies , ( for they succeed but poorly , and as yet hardly de- serve the name of Colonies ) , I mean Georgia and Nova Scotia , which have hitherto been little better than Parliamentary jobs . Thus ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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