History of Australia volume 2
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" On the 14th June, Lord Stanley failed (on a division of 23 against 22) to strike out the " rash and perilous innovation " by which the Bill provided for a General Assembly consisting of the Governor-General and a House of Delegates from each colony. But Earl Grey submitted to some changes. He low- ered the household franchise from £20 to £10 ; he admitted licensees on Crown lands to it; and the House eventually Australian Colonies Government Statute. 1850. 479 eliminated the federal clauses. ...Nevertheless Lord Lyttleton opposed the third reading, which was carried on the fifth of July. On the 1st August Mr. F. Scott opposed in the Commons the Lords' amendments. Mr. V. Smith did not object to the elision of the " federal clauses, " but pointed out that in the Commons they had been carried "by a majority of six to one. " Lord John Russell proposed that tlie House should agree to the Lords' amendments. Mr. Gladstone objected to the "false principle of hoping to check democracy by influences from home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On the 14th June, Lord Stanley failed (on a division of 23 against 22) to strike out the " rash and perilous innovation " by which the Bill provided for a General Assembly consisting of the Governor-General and a House of Delegates from each colony. But Earl Grey submitted to some changes. He low- ered the household franchise from £20 to £10 ; he admitted licensees on Crown lands to it; and the House eventually Australian Colonies Government Statute. 1850. 479 eliminated the federal clauses. ...Nevertheless Lord Lyttleton opposed the third reading, which was carried on the fifth of July. On the 1st August Mr. F. Scott opposed in the Commons the Lords' amendments. Mr. V. Smith did not object to the elision of the " federal clauses, " but pointed out that in the Commons they had been carried "by a majority of six to one. " Lord John Russell proposed that tlie House should agree to the Lords' amendments. Mr. Gladstone objected to the "false principle of hoping to check democracy by influences from home.
What to read after History of Australia volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Rusden to read onlineMoreLess
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