The Works of the Late Dr. Benjamin Franklin ...v.p., 1809 |
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... propose bills as well as the council : that both might confer on such as either of them should propose ; that such as the governor in council gave his consent to , should be laws that the style of those laws should be , —By the governor ...
... propose bills as well as the council : that both might confer on such as either of them should propose ; that such as the governor in council gave his consent to , should be laws that the style of those laws should be , —By the governor ...
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Benjamin Franklin. adjournments and committees , and continue to prepare and propose bills , redress grievances , impeach criminals , & c . till dismissed by the governor and council ; and to remain during the year liable to serve upon ...
Benjamin Franklin. adjournments and committees , and continue to prepare and propose bills , redress grievances , impeach criminals , & c . till dismissed by the governor and council ; and to remain during the year liable to serve upon ...
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... proposed for amendment in the fourth and fifth pages of the bill , will render the said char- ter useless and ineffectual , and bring an odium upon the proprietary , who granted this instead of other charters , wherein were larger and ...
... proposed for amendment in the fourth and fifth pages of the bill , will render the said char- ter useless and ineffectual , and bring an odium upon the proprietary , who granted this instead of other charters , wherein were larger and ...
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... propose to the governor , " That a clause be added to the aforesaid bill , that the time of the assembly's sitting from the fourteenth of Octo- ber , yearly , shall not exceed twenty days , unless the go- vernor for the time being and ...
... propose to the governor , " That a clause be added to the aforesaid bill , that the time of the assembly's sitting from the fourteenth of Octo- ber , yearly , shall not exceed twenty days , unless the go- vernor for the time being and ...
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... proposed by the assembly , in 1701 , to regulate fees , & c . " Fifthly , that we are like to be remediless in every thing that he hath not particularly granted , or made express provision for ; because the present deputy calls it a ...
... proposed by the assembly , in 1701 , to regulate fees , & c . " Fifthly , that we are like to be remediless in every thing that he hath not particularly granted , or made express provision for ; because the present deputy calls it a ...
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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