William Smith Judge of the Supreme Court of the Province of New York William S
William Smith Judge of the Supreme Court of the Province of New York William S
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Lossing, that " Smith was never really our chief justice" (Mag. Am. His. , July, 1880, p. 33). Mr. Smith was chief justice, as had been his predecessors, under and by appointment of the British, and was by them recognized as such. Before his appointment, however, the Americans had declared themselves an independent nation, and were at the moment in arms to assert their sovereignty. Whether or not the civil appointments made by the British were to apply to the revolutionists depended upon the ch...ances of war.
The elevation of Mr. Smith to the Chief Justiceship was made with- out regard to the claims for promotion of the existing justices, Messrs. Ludlow, Jones and Hicks. The rage of Judge Jones (the "veracious" historian already alluded to) knew no bounds. He may have been aware that the office of chief justice had been tendered to William Smith, Senior, but now the appointment was conferred upon William Smith, Jr. Having mentioned in his own peculiar forcible language the return of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lossing, that " Smith was never really our chief justice" (Mag. Am. His. , July, 1880, p. 33). Mr. Smith was chief justice, as had been his predecessors, under and by appointment of the British, and was by them recognized as such. Before his appointment, however, the Americans had declared themselves an independent nation, and were at the moment in arms to assert their sovereignty. Whether or not the civil appointments made by the British were to apply to the revolutionists depended upon the ch...ances of war.
The elevation of Mr. Smith to the Chief Justiceship was made with- out regard to the claims for promotion of the existing justices, Messrs. Ludlow, Jones and Hicks. The rage of Judge Jones (the "veracious" historian already alluded to) knew no bounds. He may have been aware that the office of chief justice had been tendered to William Smith, Senior, but now the appointment was conferred upon William Smith, Jr. Having mentioned in his own peculiar forcible language the return of Mr.
What to read after William Smith Judge of the Supreme Court of the Province of New York William S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maturin L Delafield to read onlineMoreLess
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