A Civil And Political History of New Jersey Embracing a Compendious History of T
A Civil And Political History of New Jersey Embracing a Compendious History of T
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" They also denied that any right of alteration was reserved by the proprietors. The altercation was continued until it seemed vain to look for a final agreement, and at length James Bollen, (the Secretary of the pro vince, ) Captain Henry Greenland and Samuel Edsall, presented themselves and summoned the Representatives immediately to attend the Governor and Council. The Speaker requested time to consider the demand, but without attention to this request, a declaration was made by Bollen, unde...r orders from the Governor, that "this pretended House of Deputies be dissolved. " He also left a paper reflecting most severely upon the conduct of the mem- The Representatives in the General Assembly had, after the change, taken the oaths of allegiance to the King and fidelity to the Lord Proprietor, an act that might possibly he construed as an acceptance of the modified government.
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bers, and objecting to the name or stile which they had assumed.
This was the first time that the Assembly had been dissolved in Now Jersey, and the Deputies with unanimous consent, protested against the act as being contrary to the concessions and an inno vation of the government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They also denied that any right of alteration was reserved by the proprietors. The altercation was continued until it seemed vain to look for a final agreement, and at length James Bollen, (the Secretary of the pro vince, ) Captain Henry Greenland and Samuel Edsall, presented themselves and summoned the Representatives immediately to attend the Governor and Council. The Speaker requested time to consider the demand, but without attention to this request, a declaration was made by Bollen, unde...r orders from the Governor, that "this pretended House of Deputies be dissolved. " He also left a paper reflecting most severely upon the conduct of the mem- The Representatives in the General Assembly had, after the change, taken the oaths of allegiance to the King and fidelity to the Lord Proprietor, an act that might possibly he construed as an acceptance of the modified government.
200 SALE OF THE PROVINCE.
bers, and objecting to the name or stile which they had assumed.
This was the first time that the Assembly had been dissolved in Now Jersey, and the Deputies with unanimous consent, protested against the act as being contrary to the concessions and an inno vation of the government.
What to read after A Civil And Political History of New Jersey Embracing a Compendious History of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Skillman Mulford to read onlineMoreLess
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