Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society
Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society
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The welfare of the colonists them- selves was held in high consideration, provided it was not furthered at the expense of British subjects, and laws that were deemed in any sense injiuious, either because of their content or because of their form, were always disallowed.
As I have said, the first group is by far the largest.
It includes, first, all laws that affected or trespassed on the royal prerdgative, a power wide and uncertain and nowhere defined; secondly, all laws that were Digitized by... Google 350 Ameriam Aniiqturian Sod^. K>c^> contrary to the govemoTB' instructioiis or in of powers granted by the diartos, eacb erf which was but an expresfflon of the royal will; and thirdly, aU laws that were contrary to or in derogation of any act
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The welfare of the colonists them- selves was held in high consideration, provided it was not furthered at the expense of British subjects, and laws that were deemed in any sense injiuious, either because of their content or because of their form, were always disallowed.
As I have said, the first group is by far the largest.
It includes, first, all laws that affected or trespassed on the royal prerdgative, a power wide and uncertain and nowhere defined; secondly, all laws that were Digitized by... Google 350 Ameriam Aniiqturian Sod^. K>c^> contrary to the govemoTB' instructioiis or in of powers granted by the diartos, eacb erf which was but an expresfflon of the royal will; and thirdly, aU laws that were contrary to or in derogation of any act
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