History of Australia volume 3
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Bowen, differed from all former plans, and the proposed pkMscite involved change of a " graver character than any hitherto sug- gested. " He could not think that the rejection of such a scheme by the Council would justify so " exceptional a proceeding, " as Sir G. Bowen's advisers rightly termed it, as an " application to the Imperial Parliament to alter, without the consent of the Victorian Legislature, that Constitution Act Avhich was originally framed in the colony, and merely confirmed and ...made operative by an Imperial Statute. " Feeling that the question was " by no means ri2)e for legislation " in England, he was anxious to render any service in his poAver, and if after the close of the colonial session it should be " thought that gentlemen re^^re- senting the Council and the Assembly respectively could with advantage lay their views before " him, he would be ready to hear and advise with them in the hope that they " might agree upon certain principles " by which, " through the exercise of mutual forbearance and concession, " legislation consistent with constitutional precedents might be brought about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bowen, differed from all former plans, and the proposed pkMscite involved change of a " graver character than any hitherto sug- gested. " He could not think that the rejection of such a scheme by the Council would justify so " exceptional a proceeding, " as Sir G. Bowen's advisers rightly termed it, as an " application to the Imperial Parliament to alter, without the consent of the Victorian Legislature, that Constitution Act Avhich was originally framed in the colony, and merely confirmed and ...made operative by an Imperial Statute. " Feeling that the question was " by no means ri2)e for legislation " in England, he was anxious to render any service in his poAver, and if after the close of the colonial session it should be " thought that gentlemen re^^re- senting the Council and the Assembly respectively could with advantage lay their views before " him, he would be ready to hear and advise with them in the hope that they " might agree upon certain principles " by which, " through the exercise of mutual forbearance and concession, " legislation consistent with constitutional precedents might be brought about.
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