The Life And Times of Sir George Grey Kcb
The Life And Times of Sir George Grey Kcb
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And so far are we against set- ting ourselves against the authority of the Queen, that it was the Queen's own representative who drew out the first draft of the Constitution ; and I believe I have now in his handwriting that upon which the Constitution is framed. " Though not mentioned in the Bishop's speech the original draft of the Constitution, when forwarded to him by Sir George Grey from Taranaki, was, with the letter enclosing it, the subject of deep and prayerful consideration. In reply,... Selwyn, as the Bishop of New Zealand, finally stated that he was prepared to adopt the proposed Church Constitution if it were deemed desirable by a large number of the members of the Church of England within the colony.
Upon receipt of this answer Sir George wrote the following letter : "My Lord, — We the undersigned members of the branch of the Church of England existing in the New Zealand Islands, beg with great respect, to offer the following remarks for your Lordship's consideration.
" Upon reviewing our present position, we find that we form the most advanced and remote outpost of the Church of England.
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And so far are we against set- ting ourselves against the authority of the Queen, that it was the Queen's own representative who drew out the first draft of the Constitution ; and I believe I have now in his handwriting that upon which the Constitution is framed. " Though not mentioned in the Bishop's speech the original draft of the Constitution, when forwarded to him by Sir George Grey from Taranaki, was, with the letter enclosing it, the subject of deep and prayerful consideration. In reply,... Selwyn, as the Bishop of New Zealand, finally stated that he was prepared to adopt the proposed Church Constitution if it were deemed desirable by a large number of the members of the Church of England within the colony.
Upon receipt of this answer Sir George wrote the following letter : "My Lord, — We the undersigned members of the branch of the Church of England existing in the New Zealand Islands, beg with great respect, to offer the following remarks for your Lordship's consideration.
" Upon reviewing our present position, we find that we form the most advanced and remote outpost of the Church of England.
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