History of the Transition From Provincial to Commonwealth Government in Massachu
History of the Transition From Provincial to Commonwealth Government in Massachu
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" Niles, Prin- ciples and Acts, 325.
Cf. Letter by " Junius Americanus, " addressed to Gen. Gage : " You charge the inhabitants of Massachusetts Bay with subverting their charter, by assembling in an illegal and unconstitutional manner. In this step, Sir, they have been obliged from the tyranny of laws to the liberty of nature. " Reprinted from the Pennsylvania Journal in New York Journal, no. 1664, November, 1774.
Cf. Vote of West Springfield, April II, 1775: "That the delegates be in- structe...d to dissent from any proposal that may be made for setting up any form of civil government differing from that obtained in the Charter we hold under William and Mary, excepting where the Laws of Self-preservation (which super- sede all others) necessarily require it. " Lincoln Papers.
2 Thomas Young, Boston, September 4, 1774, to S. Adams, Philadelphia. Adams Papers, Bancroft Collection.
3 Cf. B. H. Hall, History of Eastern Vermont, 256.
II4 FROM PROVINCIAL TO COMMONWEALTH [ II4 have been a complete disregard of law, from another point of view there appears a scrupulous observance of all such elements of law and propriety as could render the proceed- ings of the revolutionists more effective and impart to them a clearer justification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Niles, Prin- ciples and Acts, 325.
Cf. Letter by " Junius Americanus, " addressed to Gen. Gage : " You charge the inhabitants of Massachusetts Bay with subverting their charter, by assembling in an illegal and unconstitutional manner. In this step, Sir, they have been obliged from the tyranny of laws to the liberty of nature. " Reprinted from the Pennsylvania Journal in New York Journal, no. 1664, November, 1774.
Cf. Vote of West Springfield, April II, 1775: "That the delegates be in- structe...d to dissent from any proposal that may be made for setting up any form of civil government differing from that obtained in the Charter we hold under William and Mary, excepting where the Laws of Self-preservation (which super- sede all others) necessarily require it. " Lincoln Papers.
2 Thomas Young, Boston, September 4, 1774, to S. Adams, Philadelphia. Adams Papers, Bancroft Collection.
3 Cf. B. H. Hall, History of Eastern Vermont, 256.
II4 FROM PROVINCIAL TO COMMONWEALTH [ II4 have been a complete disregard of law, from another point of view there appears a scrupulous observance of all such elements of law and propriety as could render the proceed- ings of the revolutionists more effective and impart to them a clearer justification.
What to read after History of the Transition From Provincial to Commonwealth Government in Massachu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Alonzo Cushing to read onlineMoreLess
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