Chronicles of Pennsylvania from the English Revolution to the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1688-1748: By Charles P. Keith, Band 2Patterson & White Company, 1917 - 981 Seiten |
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... thought that Evans , particularly if he kept the fines payable to the Governor , and took perquisites , ought to hand over everything else in excess of the sum which Penn first allowed him . Penn saw no need for his Lieutenant- Governor ...
... thought that Evans , particularly if he kept the fines payable to the Governor , and took perquisites , ought to hand over everything else in excess of the sum which Penn first allowed him . Penn saw no need for his Lieutenant- Governor ...
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... thought good , providing for the rate at which for- eign coin was to be paid for debts contracted before the day when the Queen's proclamation as to foreign coin went into effect . Members who had been displaced by the election in 1705 ...
... thought good , providing for the rate at which for- eign coin was to be paid for debts contracted before the day when the Queen's proclamation as to foreign coin went into effect . Members who had been displaced by the election in 1705 ...
Seite 470
... inappropriate in the new terri- tory , or restricted by Parliament to the old , can be deemed that system of jurisprudence , for the former Swedish and New York authority over the region was thought 470 CHRONICLES OF PENNSYLVANIA .
... inappropriate in the new terri- tory , or restricted by Parliament to the old , can be deemed that system of jurisprudence , for the former Swedish and New York authority over the region was thought 470 CHRONICLES OF PENNSYLVANIA .
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... thought by many persons , for different reasons , to have been illegal . Confirmation by the Sovereign of any change may be deemed to have been given , when the King or Queen allowed an act to that effect of Penn and his Assembly ...
... thought by many persons , for different reasons , to have been illegal . Confirmation by the Sovereign of any change may be deemed to have been given , when the King or Queen allowed an act to that effect of Penn and his Assembly ...
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... thought of sending back William Jr. to take Evans's place , but Norris , who was visiting England , boldly told the elder William that it would not do , that the colony required as good a head as most of the other plantations ...
... thought of sending back William Jr. to take Evans's place , but Norris , who was visiting England , boldly told the elder William that it would not do , that the colony required as good a head as most of the other plantations ...
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