An Historical Review of the Constitution and Government of Pensylvania: From Its Origin; So Far as Regards the Several Points of Controversy, which Have, from Time to Time, Arisen Between the Several Governors of that Province, and Their Several Assemblies. Founded on Authentic Documents, Deel 167

R. Griffiths, 1759 - 444 pagina's

feveral Charters c of that Province	6

Certain Conditions or Conceffions of Mr Penn to the firſt	12

Mr Penns Return to England and Appointment of five Com	18

Capt Blackwells Government ibid	26

A Meffage from the Governor Hamilton preparing	29

Remonftrance to Mr Penn concerning this Period	30

The Affembly infift on their Right to appropriate as well	32

The Affembly formed thereon diffolved	38

They prefent a Bill for raifing 40000l on the former Plan	163

A Meffage from the Affembly fully demonftrating that Pen	169

The Affemblys Rejoinder juftifying the Requifition they	176

A Brief of the Governors SurRejoinder	191

The Governors exporulatory Meffage thereon	198

Twenty five Thousand Pounds granted to the Kings Ufe	205

The Affembly refolves to raiſe the faid Sum on the Credit	209

The Affemblys fpirited Anſwer to his captious Meffage	216

It is unanimouſly rejected by the Freemen of the Territory	46

Nine feveral Heads of Complaint entered in the Minutes	53

A Copy of it demanded by the Governor and refuſed by	63

The Draughtfmans Defence of it ibid	66

General View of Gookins Government ibid	72

Pensylvania caly to be governed if well governed	78

Notwithstanding which the People now pay Taxes for that	84

Room left in the Conftitution of the Province for SelfDe	90

The Proprietaries of Penfylvania oppofe the Bill brought	96

The Affemblys Meffage fent to the Governor together with	107

Remonftrance of the Affembly against the faid Claufe	113

The Governor cenfures the Proprietarys Charter of Pro	127

Unanimous Refolution of the Affembly concerning the	129

The Affemblys Anfwer accompanied with their Currency	135

The Affembly demur and defire a ſhort Adjournment	140

The Governors Reply	147

And Meffage to the Governor before their Adjournment	153

Declares in another Paper he had undoubted Affurance that	154

The Affemblys Anſwer and Adjournment	159

A Remark thereon	224

Such Amendments offered to it by the Governor as he could	233

The Addrefs of the Affembly to the Governor	238

The Refidue of Braddocks Troops being recalled from	251

Some feaſonable Remarks	257

The Governors verbal Anfwer to the Affemblys Meffage	258

As a laft Effort for the Publick Service the Affembly autho	273

A Reference to the only Act of Parliament extant and that	280

The Affembly reduce and rectify the Matter of Alarm com	281

A Memorial to the Affembly from Mr Quincy a Commit	283

They fend up a Bill for regulating the Indian Trade	291

They fend him up a Militia Bill	299

The Affemblys Reply to the Governors Invective which	305

Parley between the Speaker and twenty nine Petitioners	311

Their Meffage relative to the Complaint of the Shawanefe	317

General Shirleys Letter of Acknowledgment for a voluntary	324

Their Equanimity on that Occafion	327

Another Seffion and two other Meffages from the Gover	334

Titel	An Historical Review of the Constitution and Government of Pensylvania: From Its Origin; So Far as Regards the Several Points of Controversy, which Have, from Time to Time, Arisen Between the Several Governors of that Province, and Their Several Assemblies. Founded on Authentic Documents, Deel 167 An Historical Review of the Constitution and Government of Pensylvania: From Its Origin; So Far as Regards the Several Points of Controversy, which Have, from Time to Time, Arisen Between the Several Governors of that Province, and Their Several Assemblies. Founded on Authentic Documents, Richard Jackson
Auteur	Richard Jackson
Uitgever	R. Griffiths, 1759
Oorspronkelijk uit	Oxford University
Gedigitaliseerd	20 juni 2008
Lengte	444 pagina's

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