Sources and Documents Illustrating the American Revolution, 1764-1788: And the Formation of the Federal ConstitutionSamuel Eliot Morison |
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... England . They resolved , ' that they were not , as to such things as were done in Ireland ; but that what they did out of Ireland must be conformable to the laws of England , because they were the subjects of England . Ireland , ' said ...
... England . They resolved , ' that they were not , as to such things as were done in Ireland ; but that what they did out of Ireland must be conformable to the laws of England , because they were the subjects of England . Ireland , ' said ...
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... England , for allegiance of the King of England . ' * Dependence on the mother country seems to have been understood in this sense , both by the first planters of the colonies , and also by the most eminent lawyers at that time in England ...
... England , for allegiance of the King of England . ' * Dependence on the mother country seems to have been understood in this sense , both by the first planters of the colonies , and also by the most eminent lawyers at that time in England ...
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... England , and the colonies were all under one king before that ; the two crowns of England and Scotland united on the head of James I , and continued united on that of Charles I , when our first charter was granted . Our charter , being ...
... England , and the colonies were all under one king before that ; the two crowns of England and Scotland united on the head of James I , and continued united on that of Charles I , when our first charter was granted . Our charter , being ...
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