Pennsylvania Archives volume 11
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5.
622 miscella:neous papers.
PeVn to the King. In the petition of the Gen] Conrt at Hartford express mention is made of tliis patent.
Patent of 16G2.
4. Bac. 213. A violation of tliose Charters tirsL began the pre- sent controversy.
TJie ''Brief of James Wilson.
13th December, 1782. Whether C. Has or has not a riglit to those lands? Prove she has not : 1. Her Charter never extended westw'd of ]S. Y.
2. If it ever did she has long since lost that right.
1st. From facts before the Charter, facts... at the time & facts since.
2 Blac— 295, defin'n of a Peed.
3d. To consider the Claims of both sides derived under the Indians.
4. To suggest the Advantages or inconv's that are likely to flow from the Decision of this Court.
1 Bac: 67, defin'n of an agreement — a concurrence of the sentiments of the parties.
Vattel, 2d Book, Sec. 1U7, pg. 218, gen'l Rule of Interpreta- tion.
2 Hutch : 307. What was the intention of the parties when the Soil or Jurisdiction was granted?
2 Ins : N: L: 307—9.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5.
622 miscella:neous papers.
PeVn to the King. In the petition of the Gen] Conrt at Hartford express mention is made of tliis patent.
Patent of 16G2.
4. Bac. 213. A violation of tliose Charters tirsL began the pre- sent controversy.
TJie ''Brief of James Wilson.
13th December, 1782. Whether C. Has or has not a riglit to those lands? Prove she has not : 1. Her Charter never extended westw'd of ]S. Y.
2. If it ever did she has long since lost that right.
1st. From facts before the Charter, facts... at the time & facts since.
2 Blac— 295, defin'n of a Peed.
3d. To consider the Claims of both sides derived under the Indians.
4. To suggest the Advantages or inconv's that are likely to flow from the Decision of this Court.
1 Bac: 67, defin'n of an agreement — a concurrence of the sentiments of the parties.
Vattel, 2d Book, Sec. 1U7, pg. 218, gen'l Rule of Interpreta- tion.
2 Hutch : 307. What was the intention of the parties when the Soil or Jurisdiction was granted?
2 Ins : N: L: 307—9.
What to read after Pennsylvania Archives volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth From to read onlineMoreLess
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