A Historical Sketch of the Formation of the Confederacy : Particularly With Reference to the Provincial Limits And the Jurisdiction of the General Government Over Indian Tribes And the Public Territory
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4thly. That the Virginia grant of 1609, was resumed by (he crown ; that it was originally given to a corporation in England, which was legally dissolved ; that its linaits were indefinite, and inconsistent with the rights of other powers, and that if it had not been resumed, it would have been void, so far as it purported to give a claim to the western country.
5thly. That the province of New-York, previous to the revolution, possessed jurisdiction over the country of the Six N...ations ; and that those tribes claimed a great portion of the western territory.
6thly. That the crown enjoyed, by virtue of its prero- gative, the right to alter, extend, and diminish, the char- tered limits of any of the provinces subject to the royal government ; and that that right was exercised towards the provinces of Virginia, Carolina, and Georgia, after the re- sumption of their charters, without remonstrance on the part of their inhabitants.
7thly. That the British government and the colonists, before the war of "^56 regarded the territory westward of the Appalachian mountains as beyond the western limits of the provinces ; that the Illinois country, or that north of the Ohio, was in the possession of the French ; that the authority first exercised by the provincial governments over that country, was at the commencement of that war, in consequence of orders from the British ministers, and in the nature of a claim of title ; and that it was considered as wrested from France by (he arms of the colonists and Greai Britain.
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47. ..^ lb. 107.
4thly. That the Virginia grant of 1609, was resumed by (he crown ; that it was originally given to a corporation in England, which was legally dissolved ; that its linaits were indefinite, and inconsistent with the rights of other powers, and that if it had not been resumed, it would have been void, so far as it purported to give a claim to the western country.
5thly. That the province of New-York, previous to the revolution, possessed jurisdiction over the country of the Six N...ations ; and that those tribes claimed a great portion of the western territory.
6thly. That the crown enjoyed, by virtue of its prero- gative, the right to alter, extend, and diminish, the char- tered limits of any of the provinces subject to the royal government ; and that that right was exercised towards the provinces of Virginia, Carolina, and Georgia, after the re- sumption of their charters, without remonstrance on the part of their inhabitants.
7thly. That the British government and the colonists, before the war of "^56 regarded the territory westward of the Appalachian mountains as beyond the western limits of the provinces ; that the Illinois country, or that north of the Ohio, was in the possession of the French ; that the authority first exercised by the provincial governments over that country, was at the commencement of that war, in consequence of orders from the British ministers, and in the nature of a claim of title ; and that it was considered as wrested from France by (he arms of the colonists and Greai Britain.
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