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That by the guarantee , William Penn ( understanding the said grant in this light )
did , by his original frame of government , covenant and grant with the people ,
that the judges and other officers should hold their commissions during their
good ...
That by the guarantee , William Penn ( understanding the said grant in this light )
did , by his original frame of government , covenant and grant with the people ,
that the judges and other officers should hold their commissions during their
good ...
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... who is to be answerable to the crown for the officer himself being responsible
to the any misdemeanour committed , or ... he ascommands all his officers and
ministers , that signed it by his deeds of feoffment to the said they do not presume
...
... who is to be answerable to the crown for the officer himself being responsible
to the any misdemeanour committed , or ... he ascommands all his officers and
ministers , that signed it by his deeds of feoffment to the said they do not presume
...
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By them conjunctive is to say ] prevailed with the people of the proly , all laws
were to be made , all officers ap- vince to unite in legislation and government
pointed , and all public affairs transacted . with them of the lower counties ; and
then by ...
By them conjunctive is to say ] prevailed with the people of the proly , all laws
were to be made , all officers ap- vince to unite in legislation and government
pointed , and all public affairs transacted . with them of the lower counties ; and
then by ...
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... be- other their officers , to be judges of the qualiing able to carry their point , the
members for fications and elections of their own members , the territory left the
house . sit upon their own adjournments , appoint comThe proprietary interposed
...
... be- other their officers , to be judges of the qualiing able to carry their point , the
members for fications and elections of their own members , the territory left the
house . sit upon their own adjournments , appoint comThe proprietary interposed
...
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... and gave thy warrants in tions by them and the other officers concern- England
for surveying the said land ; and ed in property , by reason of the proprietary's
also got great tracts of land laid out or secured refusing to pass that law proposed
...
... and gave thy warrants in tions by them and the other officers concern- England
for surveying the said land ; and ed in property , by reason of the proprietary's
also got great tracts of land laid out or secured refusing to pass that law proposed
...
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| Titel | Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Band 2 Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Benjamin Franklin |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Franklin |
| Verlag | M'Carty & Davis, 1834 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 26. Juni 2008 |
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