Achenwall's Observations On North America
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The constitutions of the British Colonies differ according to theoriginal grants, 1st Royal, 2nd Proprietary, 3rd Charter Governments, and the British Parliamentary Statutes call them Plantations underProprietors, under Charters, under his majesty's immediate commission, Stat. 6 Anne, cap. 30, sec. 2. The 1st class are arranged strictlyaccording to the British Constitution, with a Governor, who representsthe King, and two legislative branches, 1st the Council, called theRoyal Council, 2nd Repre...sentatives of towns or counties, belonging toone Colony, these two are like the two houses of the British Parliament, and the Council is called the Upper House, and the body ofrepresentatives of the people the Lower House. In these three branchesare vested the law making powers of the Colony, but subject to theCrown, hence united they are called the Assembly, although that ispopularly limited to the two Houses and often to the Lower or popularHouse. The King appoints the Governor and recalls him at pleasure.
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The constitutions of the British Colonies differ according to theoriginal grants, 1st Royal, 2nd Proprietary, 3rd Charter Governments, and the British Parliamentary Statutes call them Plantations underProprietors, under Charters, under his majesty's immediate commission, Stat. 6 Anne, cap. 30, sec. 2. The 1st class are arranged strictlyaccording to the British Constitution, with a Governor, who representsthe King, and two legislative branches, 1st the Council, called theRoyal Council, 2nd Repre...sentatives of towns or counties, belonging toone Colony, these two are like the two houses of the British Parliament, and the Council is called the Upper House, and the body ofrepresentatives of the people the Lower House. In these three branchesare vested the law making powers of the Colony, but subject to theCrown, hence united they are called the Assembly, although that ispopularly limited to the two Houses and often to the Lower or popularHouse. The King appoints the Governor and recalls him at pleasure.
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